Oral blood circulation and anti-inflammatory medicine for ankle sprain

The ankle is a very important part of our leg structure, but in life we ​​often get ankle sprains due to various situations. An ankle sprain has a great impact on normal walking. Usually at this time, we will buy some oral anti-inflammatory drugs to treat sprains, promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis. So, will there be any reactions and adverse reactions after taking this kind of anti-inflammatory drug?

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Swelling and pain after an ankle sprain may be related to the lack of proper treatment or excessive activity after the injury. Generally, you should stay in bed and rest after the injury, elevate the affected limb, and apply ice to the affected area. After three days, apply blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs and hot compress to the affected area, and take oral anti-inflammatory drugs and blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs for treatment. It has been more than ten days since your injury. You can apply hot compresses or physical therapy to the affected area, or apply general blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing medicines externally. Elevate the affected limb to rest, pay attention to keeping the local area warm, do not walk out of bed excessively, apply hot compresses on time, and soak your feet in hot water before going to bed, and the symptoms will gradually disappear.

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1. If the condition is relatively minor, you can walk directly. If the ankle sprain is relatively mild, you can walk. What belongs to the relatively minor injury range is a simple and superficial sprain. Generally, in this case, this sprain only damages the epidermal tissue. The swelling symptoms at this time are due to injury to the skin, so redness and swelling will appear. When we go home, we can apply some safflower oil or spray some Yunnan Baiyao ourselves, and we will be able to walk normally again in no time.