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Twisted Ankle, Chills, Swollen Foot. Feverish Chills Normal?

I fell and twisted my ankle severely; I felt on my foot and it bended that the top of my foot becomes the sole of my foot...20 minutes later I have been having chills and the foot is swollen. Are the feverish chills normal? I know I have to go see a doctor because I cannot put pressure on the foot- I am not sure if a fall and twisted ankle can cause feverish chills. Thank you for your help.
Fri, 21 Mar 2014
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Orthopaedic Surgeon, Joint Replacement 's  Response
usually injury to ankle does not cause fever or chills but if pain is very bad then it can cause such problems. I would suggest you to apply ice over ankle, diclofenc gel and compression bandage. You can take tablet Brufen for pain relief.Your doctor may like to get your x ray.
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Twisted Ankle, Chills, Swollen Foot. Feverish Chills Normal?

usually injury to ankle does not cause fever or chills but if pain is very bad then it can cause such problems. I would suggest you to apply ice over ankle, diclofenc gel and compression bandage. You can take tablet Brufen for pain relief.Your doctor may like to get your x ray.