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Protraction is the anatomical term of motion for anterior movement of an anatomical part of the body forward. This can include the shoulders, jaw, pelvis, etc. It is the opposite of retraction.
Immediate treatment typically includes a splint to immobilize the ankle until the swelling goes down. A short leg cast is then applied. Casts may be changed frequently as the swelling subsides in the ankle. You will need to see your physician regularly to repeat your x-rays to make sure your ankle remains stable
Adjust the frequency of her workouts to add time for rest and recovery. I think.
