| Patients frequently have a history of a minor injury, sprain or muscle pull incurred while participating in a sport. |
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| Luckily, the x-ray showed no break, and it was deemed a rather vicious sprain. |
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| I explained to him that it was more of a severe sprain than an actual fracture and prescribed a wrist splint to be worn for the next three weeks. |
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| For the 49ers, the CB suffered a stinger and a knee sprain, and another CB sprained a finger on his right hand. |
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| A common sprain injury is a torn Achilles tendon, which connects the calf muscles to the heel. |
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| It just seems to be a minor sprain, just stay off of it for a few days and you should be fine. |
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| His impact would have been greater had a high ankle sprain not sidelined him four of the last six games. |
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| A grade III sprain is a complete tear of the ligament with no end point distinguishable on examination. |
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| Instead, researchers found that cardiovascular fitness was more of a determining factor in every category except ankle sprain. |
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| His ankle is a bit swollen, a minor sprain, but he should stay off it for about two to three weeks. |
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| Acute injuries, such as a sudden sprain or muscle pull, seem to happen out of the blue. |
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| If the sprain is in a finger, it also helps if you strap the injured finger to the next larger finger to it. |
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| Alex sat on the edge of the pool, letting her feet dangle in the cool water, and was careful about her sprain. |
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| I forgot about my sprain until a second later when I tried to yank off my shoe. |
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| The same mechanisms that produce toe fractures may cause a ligament sprain, contusion, dislocation, tendon injury, or other soft tissue injury. |
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| The most frequent symptom of this condition is recurrent muscle sprain caused by increased muscle tension. |
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| Alas, the irrational drive so much of the motorcycle riders than of the mini-taxis caused my fall in a gutter with a ugly right ankle sprain. |
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| Even a minor accident can result in temporary disability due to tendonitis, bursitis, a bone fracture, back sprain, herniated disc, etc. |
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| The Patriots have the better offense if tight end Rob Gronkowski has sufficiently recovered from a high ankle sprain. |
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| I was checking to make sure you didn't sprain your ankle or anything. |
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| I had no idea that pretending to sprain your ankle would hurt so badly. |
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| She pretended to trip on a cobblestone and feigned a sprain. |
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| In a minor sprain, where the ligaments are merely overstretched, there may be local pain and minor swelling, but no difficulty in moving the joint. |
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| Nicklas Bendtner injured himself scoring against Cardiff and will be out for most of this month with an ankle sprain. |
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| Proprioceptive training may be efficacious in recurrent ankle sprain prevention. |
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| If you trip over a student's backpack and sprain or break your wrist, what should you do? |
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| It is easy to imagine such overuse that leads to the sudden appearance of an injury: a torn ligament or a sprain. |
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| In the first instance, it is particularly beneficial in relieving muscle soreness and sprain. |
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| Wales are now sweating on Biggar, who hobbled off early in the day with a high ankle sprain. |
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| The principal symptoms of a sprain are pain, swelling and difficulty to move the joint. |
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| A sprain is a stretch or a tear of ligaments which are bands of tissue that hold bones together. |
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| Up to twenty-five per cent of falls result in serious injurty such as a sprain or fracture. |
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| After a sprain, these muscles lose their reflex-contraction capacity together with much of their strength. |
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| Moreover, Sonny Bill Williams also suffered a sprain of the left ankle during this match. |
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| It started with a simple sprain to my ankle but within a very short period of time, I had bled severely into my joint. |
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| About half the players with ankle sprains had a prior sprain, many within the same season. |
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| The Commission E ratifies the external application of arnica as an urgent remedy for injuries, dislocation and sprain. |
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| For example, many sprain and strain injuries result from overexertion while workers are lifting objects. |
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| The commonest ankle sprain is when the heel or foot turn inwards in relation to the lower leg, overstretching the ligaments on the outside of the ankle. |
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| Sunday, with my ankle still hurting from a sprain on the walk back, the most I could manage was an amble round the Waterfalls walk, and a stop in the pub. |
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| In a sprain, the ligaments may have been overstretched, twisted or torn. |
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| Firstly, it's the morning that I happen to severely sprain my ankle, landing badly on a tussock of grass as I trot downhill from my tent to the river below. |
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| From the angle at which he held his wrist, he had sustained a mild sprain. |
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| The fall caused a lumbar sprain and contusions in the thighs and legs. |
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| And if anyone in the Malay community has a sprain, a fractured or dislocated limb, or is plain tired, he or she immediately arranges for an urut. |
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| He has been attorney general, he has been controller, and he is very well-respected. Clearly, Mrs Feinstein's not going to sprain an ankle rushing too quickly to help out the incoming Democratic leadership. |
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| Luther Burrell continues at 12 knowing that had Brad Barritt not been stricken by a high ankle sprain, his place in the starting XV would have been in doubt and the Northampton midfielder needs to impress against France. |
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| Minnesota Timberwolves top point guard Ricky Rubio will be out seven to eight weeks due to a high ankle sprain. |
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| Because of these differences, children and adolescents are more likely to injure bone or avulse an apophysis than to sprain a ligament or tear a muscle or tendon. |
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| This resulted in an accident severity rate of 7.76. The accident severity rate, which was influenced by a single accident involving an ankle sprain, is well above the target of 3.75, but does not indicate an adverse trend. |
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| For a person without a bleeding disorder, injuries such as a sprain or minor impact injury can heal within a week or so and they do not have to be concerned about what is going on inside their body. |
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| Rowing is a low impact activity with movement only in defined ranges, so twist and sprain injuries are rare. |
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| Tuck sustained a serious Lisfranc sprain that required surgery. |
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| Towers and colleagues identified for the first time an indirect sign of syndesmotic tear, a frequently misdiagnosed injury more commonly known as high ankle sprain. |
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