How to judge the fracture of twisted foot

Sprained feet usually occur when walking up and down stairs, at night, during strenuous exercise, etc. After a sprained foot, it usually shows swelling and pain in the ankle or the back of the foot. Severe pain may affect the movement of the ankle joint. However, there is no way to judge whether there is a fracture or not only through these symptoms, because regardless of whether the fracture or not, it will show the above symptoms. If you can feel the friction or friction sound between the broken bones on the inner or outer side of the ankle during physical examination, you can confirm that there is a fracture. If after the sprain, only pain, swelling, limited mobility and other manifestations, generally need to go through the X-ray or CT examination of the ankle, you can definitely determine whether there is a fracture.