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Initially take rest, avoid putting weight on the injured ligament. Once the swelling and pain is reduced start physiotherapy. Also take vit d and calcium supplement.

Apply ice which will help you to arrest the bleeding. If it still doesn't stop then you have to check with vitamin k as we have to see whether you have deficiency which will make you not to have quick clotting of blood.

Undisplaced fractures heal sufficiently in 3-4 weeks, though some pain / swelling may persist for up to 3-4 months. Displaced fractures may require surgery to restore proper position. Please attach x rays if possible.

Hi Lybrate User,
Clean it with hydrogen peroxide,
then apply betadine or povidine ointment and then apply bandage,
clean the wound and change bandage daily.

we have to immoblise one joint upper and lower to the injured part to restrict the movements. thanks

Swelling could be due to hypertension and knee pain due to old age, kindly get her blood pressure checked, urine routine and microscopic, cbc, random blood sugar levels done and revert.

No. You are suffering from psoriasis. Medicine available for good improvement. As the treatment varies depending on the severity. Send photos of the affected area, for accurate diagnosis and treatment.

Hi
Take bovista 1m single dose 15 days alternate
Sulph mother tincture for 20 days
Also take below course
tak
hepar sulp200 once day for 4 days
sulp 12c lyco 12c phos 12c ant cud 12c all 3tims a day for 10 days
sil 30 one dose day for 10 day
saundary caream only nt
inform me progres.

If you can take take JAATYAADI THAILAM (जात्यादि तैल)AND APPLY over the wound this will help in better and faster healing.

You can't play in this condition as it will further get worsen. Rest your ankle until the swelling is decreased considerably. If it's not decreasing then you have to take an x ray of ankle to rule out fracture. I would like to follow up your condition. So please feel free to contact me after two days and let me know how you feel after 2-3 days. I will be there to help you.