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  • 14/08/2025

How long does recovery usually take after arthroscopic ankle surgery for ligament and Achilles tendon injuries What are the risks involved with ankle arthroscopy for ligament and Achilles tendon repair Will I need physical therapy after ankle surgery for my ligament and Achilles tendon issues How soon can I walk normally after arthroscopic ankle surgery for these injuries What signs should I watch for that might mean my ankle surgery didn't heal properly

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