sprain
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∙ 2013-05-02 14:52:22A mild sprain - actually any sprain - is very dependent on your age. If you're under 25, a mild sprain should be healed completely in 10 days. If you're past fifty, the same mild sprain will take a month to heal.
A wrist sprain can take anywhere from 2 to 10 weeks to heal completely
The time changes for everyone, depending on age, health conditions before the break, and how bad the break is. On average, the break takes about 1-3 months to fully heal. If the hip has been operated on it usually takes longer to heal than one without operation. That being said, a healthy younger person heals faster and much better than a sick elderly person, even if they were both operated on or not. For the first month it's best not to walk. The following months usually consists of physical therapy, but it depends on your doctor's treatment.
FACTS ON SCABSIt takes about a week or two to heal a scab.If you pick your scab you undo all the repair.It will take longer to heal if you pick your scab.If you pick your scab then you might get a scar.
Burning. A burn takes longer to heal than a cut and can be a lot more serious as it can do permanent damage to your body.
The third degree sprain.
It generally takes 3 to 6 weeks for a mild to moderate sprain to heal. to fully heal the ankle it takes 1 year.
It generally takes 3 to 6 weeks for a mild to moderate sprain to heal. to fully heal the ankle it takes 1 year.
Grade I or 1st degree sprains take the least time to heal because they caused the least damaged to the ligament or tendon.
A mild sprain - actually any sprain - is very dependent on your age. If you're under 25, a mild sprain should be healed completely in 10 days. If you're past fifty, the same mild sprain will take a month to heal.
It depends how bad the sprain is. But usually about two weeks.
if you treated it well the sprain of the dog will heal for 3-4 weeks if you did not treated it well it could be months!
1 week
We will start off understanding a sprain. A sprain is basically when you twist lets say your ankle to far and the ligaments are damaged by the excessive twisting of the joint. Ligaments consist of dense regular connective tissue. Dense regular connective tissue is made up of closely packed thick collagenous fibers. Thus when the dense regular connective tissues are damaged it just takes longer for them to heal because they are so densly packed together. Hope this helps! ^_^
It's a sprain in the upper ligament of your ankle. These are usually much more painful and take longer to heal. (I had one about 2 months ago and they suck). The only good part is that with a high ankle sprain there is less of a chance of recurring problems as compared to a low ankle sprain aka. regular sprain.
The normal tibia takes approximately nine months to heal.
About 2 to 1 weeks