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.
A high ankle sprain occurs when there is tearing and damage to the high ankle ligaments. These injuries are much less common than a traditional ankle sprain. What are the signs and symptoms of a high ankle sprain? A high ankle sprain occurs from a twisting or rotational injury. The high ankle sprain also can occur in the setting of an ankle fracture, which means the bones of the ankle are broken. In some cases, the ligament on the inside of the ankle, the deltoid, will be torn. In this event, the energy of the injury passes from the deltoid, through the high ankle ligaments, or syndesmosis, and up the leg through the fibula. This causes the fibula to be broken at a very high level.