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Foot and Ankle Sprains / Fractures

Sprains and fractures of the foot and ankle can cause significant pain and mobility issues if not treated promptly and properly. At Prime Podiatry in Pine Brook, NJ, Dr. Elias Logothetis provides expert diagnosis and treatment to support a safe and effective recovery. We focus on restoring function, reducing discomfort, and preventing long-term complications.

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What are Foot and Ankle Sprains & Fractures?

Foot and ankle sprains and fractures are common injuries that affect the ligaments and bones of the lower extremities. A sprain occurs when the ligaments that support the foot or ankle are stretched or torn, often due to sudden twisting or rolling motions. Fractures involve a break or crack in one or more of the bones and can result from direct impact or overuse. These injuries can cause pain, swelling, bruising, and difficulty walking, and it’s important to properly diagnose and address them to prevent long-term complications. Early attention helps ensure proper healing and minimizes the risk of chronic instability or arthritis.

What are Signs & Symptoms of Foot and Ankle Sprains / Fractures?

  • Redness
  • Swelling
  • Bruising
  • Pain with weight-bearing
  • Deformity of the foot or ankle
  • Limited range of motion

FAQ

Treatment varies based on severity and may include rest, ice, compression, and elevation (RICE), along with bracing, immobilization, or physical therapy. Digital X-rays (Digital XR)are used to accurately assess the injury and guide appropriate care. For lingering pain or slow healing, Shockwave Therapy can be an effective, non-invasive option to stimulate tissue repair and reduce inflammation. Severe cases may require surgical intervention.

Mild sprains may heal in 1–3 weeks, moderate injuries in 4–6 weeks, and more severe fractures can take several months with appropriate treatment and rehabilitation.

Walking or exercising is not recommended until evaluated by a healthcare provider. Continuing activity may worsen the injury and delay healing.

Wearing proper footwear, warming up before exercise, strengthening ankle muscles, and being cautious during high-impact sports can help reduce the risk of future sprains or fractures.

See a podiatrist if you have severe pain, swelling, bruising, trouble walking, or if the injury isn’t improving after a few days of home care.

Why Choose Prime Podiatry?

At Prime Podiatry in Pine Brook, NJ, Dr. Elias Logothetis provides expert, compassionate care for foot and ankle sprains and fractures. With years of specialized experience, Dr. Logothetis is dedicated to delivering personalized treatment plans tailored to your unique recovery needs. Our patient-centered approach ensures you receive trusted, effective care every step of the way. Contact us today to schedule an appointment with a leading podiatrist for foot and ankle injuries.

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