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What should I do about sore ankles?
After not being very physically active for several years, I decided I wanted to get back into sports. I joined an adult soccer league (I have never played soccer before in my life) and quickly fell in love...except after about the second game (I play the full game due to lack of women on team and league regulations on minimum women needed on field) my ankles and feet started hurting. BAD. I have always been pretty athletic but have never experienced this kind of pain. It has gotten increasingly worse with every practice. I can barely walk let alone run. I this is mainly due to not stretching before playing. I played tonight, rather hobbled around the field, and I am SO frustrated. I have iced them and that seemed to help minimally but are there any quick fixes to get them back to normal? At this rate, I will have to sit out our next game (3 days away) and I REALLY don't want to do that!
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
It sounds like you have jumped into too much too fast. Ice is a good idea for inflammation. Ibuprofen, or naproxen are anti-inflammatory drugs you can buy over the counter to help ease the pain. I prefer Ibuprofen but either one should work. (naproxen makes me sick at my stomach) Take it easy for a while and let your body heal. See a good massage therapist or chiropractor.
Source(s): RN student