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I have been given crutches for a grade 2 ankle sprain, with a partial ligament tear. how long should i be on crutches? when do i need to weight bare?
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6 weeks +/-: A grade ll is serious enough that a good 6 wks is about right. Doing 2 much 2 soon can jeopardize ur best chance of a good outcome.
Answered 5/4/2016
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