The human ankle is a multifaceted joint complex comprised of three separate joints in the region where the foot and the leg meet. It is necessary for these joints to possess a certain degree of strength as they support the weight of the entire body. Increased strength translates into increased stability, leading to higher standards of weight bearing, mobility and adaptability for the entire body. The ankle, in conjunction with the foot, allows us to perform basic human functions such as standing, walking, running and jumping while serving as connection to the ground. Its physiology allows it to withstand the stress of our body weight as well as the ability to adapt to and quickly react to changes in environment and walking surface.
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A bursa is a fluid filled sack that serves to reduce friction between tendons, and between tendons and bone. Bursa are important structures in both the ankle joint and the subtalar joint, because they ensure that the structures of the joint move smoothly. Bursa can become inflamed due to overuse or stress, causing pain when moving. The major bursa located in the ankle region are the Achilles bursa, retrocalcaneal bursa and the bursa of the medial malleolus.
Avoiding the activities that produce the pain or stress the involved bursa is the first line of treatment.
It is important that once the discomfort and swelling are reduced, and motion and strength are restored that the patient gradually returns back to full activities. Our pain management doctor for sports injuries, leading ankle bursitis specialist Dr. Freeman instructs in daily activities or sports performance is helpful to minimize a flare-up of the ankle bursitis. In most cases, full return to activity will take from 2-6 weeks depending on the severity of the injury. As a preventive measure individuals should:
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