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What to do if i sprained my right knee over the weekend and my right ankle is swollen, is that normal?
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Sometimes: When you injure the knee you get swelling to the injured area and forces of gravity will pull it down the leg. Also, its possible you injured your ankle at the same time and didn't realize it.
Answered 5/21/2013
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