The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
yes so there's oh there is for the majority of patients who've had an ankle SP brain the majority go on are fine they're probably a little laxed but they don't have any clinical repercussions of that but there's a number of people who have recurring ankle sprains
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sometimes that heals sometimes that ligament when it heals can cause pain because it's just doesn't heal perfectly so there's pain related to that healing ligament sometimes that ligament is looser and will cause chronic instability where they have recurrent ankle sprains or they just feel very unstable at the ankle
sometimes it heals sometimes that ligament when heals can cause pain because it just doesn't heal perfectly so there's pain related to that healing ligament sometimes that ligament is looser and will cause chronic instability where they have recurrent ankle sprains or they just feel very unstable at the ankle