Some ankle fractures involve more than a simple break, and can affect multiple structures at once. In a less common pattern, the talus, a central bone in the ankle, can split from front to back while the inner ankle bone is also fractured. This type of injury may occur when the foot is forced downward with a twisting motion and strong pressure through the joint. These combined forces create instability and require careful management. Treatment often involves a surgical approach to realign the bones and secure them with screws so they can heal in the correct position. With proper healing and targeted exercises, many individuals regain good movement and have only mild discomfort over time. Because this type of fracture is complex, early care is important. If you have severe ankle pain after an injury, it is suggested that you see a podiatrist for a proper diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
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