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Ankle Pain

How Long Will It Take My Ankle Sprain To Heal?

You are on your morning run when you get distracted for a split second and you step off the sidewalk and awkwardly twist your ankle. Now you’ve got a possible ankle sprain and are wondering, “How long will it take for my ankle sprain to heal?” We know all you want to do is get…

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Sprains vs. Strains

SPRAINS VS STRAINS You lace up your sneakers, grab your keys, and head to the greenway to start your run. Just twenty steps in, you accidentally step off the sidewalk and your ankle twists. You sprained it. Or maybe you strained it. Regardless, you are in pain and can’t run. This is a common occurrence…

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Common Foot and Ankle Conditions Your Ankle Doctor Can Treat

Whether your foot and ankle pain are the results of trauma, sports injury, or degenerative problems, our team of reputable board-certified orthopedic surgeons can help you. Comprising 26 bones, 33 joints, and more than 100 tendons, muscles, and ligaments, the feet are complex structures that are highly susceptible to injuries and discomfort. Understanding the symptoms and conditions…

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ORTHOKnox, Knoxville, TN
Phone (appointments and general inquiries): 865-251-3030
Address: 10810 Parkside Drive, Suite 209, Knoxville TN 37934

ORTHOKnox, Athens, TN
Phone (appointments and general inquiries): 865-251-3030
1031 West Madison Avenue, Athens, TN 37303

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OrthoKnox provides comprehensive orthopedic services, sports medicine, and physical therapy to treat and rehabilitate injuries and degenerative conditions that affect the upper and lower extremities, including the shoulder, elbow, hip, knee, and ankle.

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