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Telltale signs of a broken ankle?
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See below: Pain, swelling, difficulty standing and walking.
Answered 1/13/2013
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Pain with deformity: Most ankle fractures occur from a twisting injury. If you had an injury, and have difficulty standing or walking because of pain, have an evaluation. To include an x-ray. If your ankle or foot appear deformed or unusually swollen, x-ray.
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