Six months ago, I sprained my ankle playing basketball. Later, I made a film and said that I was a little fractured. I didn't do anything. I walk with a slight limp. Five months later, did you say any

Six months ago, I sprained my ankle playing basketball. Later, I made a film and said that I was a little fractured. I didn't do anything. I walk with a slight limp. Five months later, did you say anything about the bones? ... You mentioned it from the beginning, and a fracture is equivalent to a fracture. I stayed at home for three months because of a broken sacrum. It's been two or three years now. I can run, jump and do yoga.

But my mother broke her little toe after me and was in a hurry to move before she fully recovered. As a result, she can't walk fast at all, so she can only walk slower than normal people, otherwise she will feel uncomfortable, and her whole little foot hurts and she can't run at all.

You are an ankle. In fact, this position is difficult to recover because of poor blood circulation. If you know a good massage place, have a massage. If not, you can always rub and tap the ankle and calf of the broken foot at home to promote blood circulation. If you have the habit of soaking your feet, put some salt in the future and the effect will be the same.

good luck