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The Hidden Danger of “Walking Off” an Ankle Sprain

You step off a curb in downtown Savannah or pivot awkwardly during a weekend tennis match in Pooler, and your ankle completely rolls outward. You hear a soft pop, feel a rush of pain, and briefly sit on the ground. But after ten minutes, the sharp pain fades to a dull ache. You stand up, limp to your car, and assume you can simply “walk it off” with some ice and rest.

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Spring Sports 101: How to Protect Your Feet and Prevent Injuries

As the weather warms and the days grow longer, many people look forward to getting back outside and enjoying spring sports. Whether it’s running, soccer, tennis, baseball, or weekend pickup games, spring is the season when activity levels increase after months of colder weather. While returning to sports is great for overall health, it can also place sudden stress on the feet and ankles if your body isn’t fully prepared.

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