I have a third degree ankle sprain and i can't move my toes. normal?

Ankle sprain: With any severe ankle injury you will develop swelling. Because of gravity a lot of the swelling can end up in the foot which can limit the amount of range of motion in your toes.

No: No this is not normal. You need to see a podiatrist or orthopedist and get your ankle treated.

Not normal: It's never normal not to be able to move your toes. This needs to be evaluated by a physician, because it may be an indication of a compartment syndrome, nerve damage or problems with circulation. This can become very bad very quickly. A third degree sprain means complete disruption of the ligaments and usually needs surgery. It is often casted. You may need to have that cast or splint removed.

No.: Have it evaluated as you may have a more serious injury. Sometime however severe swelling may limit the mobility of your toes.