How Are Ankle Problems Diagnosed?

How Are Ankle Problems Diagnosed? (0:42)

Ankle injury and pain are diagnosed using patient history and with a physical exam. In this video, Thomas San Giovanni, MD, an orthopedic surgeon at Baptist Health, says that MRIs and x-ray exams may also be necessary.

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What Is a Shin Splint?

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How Can I Reduce the Pain from Shin Splints?

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How Are Shin Splints Treated?

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How Is the Severity of Ankle Sprain Determined?

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