Help with a patient who is constantly spraining his ankles, once every 3 months!

Posted on January 24, 2011 by admin

Hi All, I was wondering if y’all could give me some help with a patient that I am due to see tomorrow who is being reffered to us from the urgent care centre in our trust. I’ll give you a basic low down of what the referral says and then if some people could spit ball it would be much appreciated 🙂 Patient: MALE, 56 YRS, OCCUPATION: BUILDER/GLAZIER COMPLAINING OF INSTABILITY AND UNSTABLENESS IN THE FEET BILATERALLY. FREQUENTLY SPRAINS ANKLES APPROX ONCE EVERY 3 MONTHS

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Help with a patient who is constantly spraining his ankles, once every 3 months!

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