just glad to know you know how much it sucks. Everyone I've talked to says it works in the end, but it's just super painful to even walk on it right nowYes. Tore up an ankle pretty bad about a month after I got home from Iraq. Ended up getting the injections after several months in a boot. What do you want to know?
As soon as your eyes open, before you ever get out of bed, lay on your back and pull your toes toward your chest....keeping your leg straight. You're gonna feel it in your ankle and calf. Hold it for 20 to 30 seconds. You can do it if you've been sitting for a long time too, before your stand up. It's like #4 here, only you don't need a towel or anything.No. I do it after I get up.
I'm not fancy enough to be able to stretch prior to getting up. That's pretty impressive
Had that needle jabbed into my ankle in 3 or 4 spots. Definitely not fun. When it's less painful, check out a Step Stretch. It was a huge help to me.just glad to know you know how much it sucks. Everyone I've talked to says it works in the end, but it's just super painful to even walk on it right now
Got mine listed as service connected by the VA (along with my back) so when they give out, I don't have to fight getting them added to my rating.It took almost three years after I retired for the pain to subside. Still flares up now and again, but, nothing like it was my last 10 years in the military.
I’m a runner and have had one of those for years, but thanks. I blew my ankle on a trail race over a year ago. Was trying to recover quick enough to make my DA Select Recruiting school, overdid it, now I’m here.Had that needle jabbed into my ankle in 3 or 4 spots. Definitely not fun. When it's less painful, check out a Step Stretch. It was a huge help to me.
