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Is a 50 ankle dorsiflexion normal years after ankle sprain? can it cause ankle instability?
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Ankle sprain: That is a large amount of ankle dorsiflexion. My first question is, can you be incorrect in your measurements? Is it both sides? Ankle instability usually does not cause this. Usually, ankle sprains cause side to side weakening. I suggest seeing a foot doctor or orthopedic
Answered 12/7/2019
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