Lateral Ankle Pain
Lateral ankle pain is felt on the outside of the ankle. It may come on suddenly after an injury, or develop gradually over time. Acute injuries happen suddenly (e.g. sprains or fractures). Chronic injuries develop over time, often due to overuse or poor healing after an earlier injury.
- Acute lateral ankle pain
- Chronic lateral ankle pain
- Do not miss
- Rehabilitation programs
Most Common Thigh Injuries
Hamstring Strain
A tear in the muscles at the back of the thigh, often during sprinting. Causes sudden sharp pain and difficulty stretching or running.
Quad Strain
A tear of the muscles at the front of the thigh. Symptoms include sudden sharp pain when sprinting or jumping.
