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It depends on how bad the sprain is but generally stay off it for a few days. If it hurts to walk on it's still healing so don't walk on it too much. Only run after it is not painful to jump or walk on.

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It depends. If you take care of it properly and minimize use of it, it can heal fairly quickly. If you don't, they may never go away

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About a week it depends how badly you sprained it

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