| Second Degree Sprain - This is the most common type of sprain
and includes mild partial ligament tears with swelling and
stiffness in the joint. This sprain will inhibit weight bearing
or use of the joint. Symptoms can include intense swelling,
moderate pain and moderate loss of motion or use of the joint.
Walking can be difficult. Normal activities can return within 2
to 4 weeks of the injury.
Symptoms of Second Degree Sprain
- Some tearing of the ligaments
- Moderate instability of the joint
- Swelling and stiffness in the ankle joint
- Moderate to severe pain and difficulty walking
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