After the biopsy: 1  Follow your doctor's instructions. 2  Rest in bed for 12 to 24 hours. 3  Avoid blood thinning medications.  Report any problems, such as: Bloody urine for more than 24 hours after the biopsy.
What happens when you roll your ankle? A: When the ankle rolls, it may lead to an ankle sprain because it can cause a ligament injury. Ligament damage can occur when the ankle rolls either outward or inward and ligaments stretch or tear, states WebMD. The severity of an ankle sprain is dependent on the extent of the injury. Continue Reading.
Rolling or spraining the ankle can cause pain in the entire lower leg. Specifically, there can be pain along the outside portion of the lower leg that can run almost up to the knee. The cause of this is a high ankle sprain or a syndesmotic ankle sprain. There are two bones in the lower leg, the tibia and fibula. In between these two bones is a type of sheath that connects them. When the ankle is sprained, it can cause this sheath to tear, which causes pain in the lower leg.