Top 5 Torn Ligament Ankle SupportsFriday, 3 July 2020 | Olivia A torn ligament can be mistaken for a sprained ankle, but in fact the serious nature of this injury requires top-notch after-care. The correct ankle support can help fast-track your recovery and prevent further damage, whether or not you need surgery. What Is a Torn Ligament?A torn ligament is often marked by a noticeable snap in the leg, whether heard or just felt. This occurs when the fibrous tissue in the limb has been stretched beyond breaking point, resulting in a tear. Torn ligaments can take months to heal and many will require surgical intervention, so it is essential you consult your doctor. How Do I Prevent a Torn Ligament?A quick change of direction, direct contact with another person or a skewed landing following a jump can all result in tearing your ankle ligaments. However, there are several things you can do to prevent this:
How Can a Brace Help with Torn Ligaments?Often surgery is required for a torn ligament. However, foot braces and supports can be of great help when recovering and surgery is not always essential. A proper brace will limit the movement of your ankle after an injury, providing pain relief and offering support. What Should I Look for In a Brace for a Torn Ligament?When selecting a new ankle brace for a torn ligament it's important to find one that suits your specific needs. Following is a list of several considerations to bear in mind when making a choice:
How severe is your ligament injury? The greater the pain, swelling and sensation of looseness, the more severe the tear. Consult a doctor if you have any doubts about the severity of your injury. Health and Care’s Top 5 Ankle Supports for Torn LigamentsTop Pick for Torn LigamentsBauerfeind MalleoLoc Ankle BraceOur number one pick for a torn ligament support is the Bauerfeind MalleoLoc Ankle Brace, preventing lateral twisting of the ankle without restricting movement. The comfortable, elastic design will fit into most shoes for everyday wear, while the anatomically contoured plastic shells will protect from further injury. The Velcro strap system allows for easy application with a minimum of disruption to your routine. Key Feature: Anatomical shape conforms to the shape of your foot for maximum support and comfort From Lightweight to HeavyweightFollowing are several ligament injury braces in order from lightest to heaviest. The lightest allow for full freedom of motion but are better suited to less severe tears or later stages of recovery. If your torn ligament is very severe we recommend a heavier brace. Vulkan AE Advanced Elastic Ankle SupportAn extremely lightweight brace, the Vulkan AE Advanced Elastic Ankle Support will provide support for swollen or tender ankles. The Nano Flextra material retains heat, which encourages healing of minor ligament damage. The brace is antibacterial and breathable, maintaining natural hygiene and comfort. Key feature: Can be worn under socks and shoes during physical activity without limiting movement Bauerfeind AirLoc Ankle Brace
Key Feature: Airbladder system of compression for improved recovery times and comfort BioSkin TriLok Ankle Ligaments Support
Key Feature: Simulates an additional ligament to push your fore-foot into the correct position and prevent pain or further injury Darco Body Armour Embrace Ankle Brace
Key eature: Strong compression and protection for active sportspeople Is a Ligament Tear Brace Right for Me?If you don't think you've torn your ligament, or you're looking for something else, then browse our full selection of Ankle Supports & Ankle Braces options. Find a brace designed to treat your injury for optimal results. Get in Touch!Do you have any questions about our ankle supports, or any of our other products for ankle rehabilitation and protection? Please don't hesitate to let us know in the comments, or find us on Facebook and Twitter! Tags: Aircast A60 Ankle Brace, Ankle Pain, Foot and Ankle Pain, Football, Sports Supports and Braces Shop Related Products
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