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Sprained ankle 2 weeks-stage 2. lately they've been a little cold, is this normal? causes? are there chances of permanent damage? will it fix itself?
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Swelling: Typically people will have considerable swelling after an ankle sprain. This engorgement is often perceived as "warmth." after the swelling diminishes the perception is now the area is cold. The "environment" just has to normalize and so will the temperature.
Answered 3/4/2014
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