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A member asked:
I sprained my ankle last saturday, and it still hurts and swells up. is this normal or should i see a doctor?
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Sprain: You should always be evaluated with any injury , especially since you still have pain and swelling. See your podiatrist for an evaluation and treatment plan.
Answered 1/2/2014
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