Nerve damage can occur during ankle sprains, particularly affecting the peroneal nerve which runs along the side and top of the ankle; symptoms include sharp, shooting, burning pain that worsens at night, and while nerve injuries typically don't cause stiffness, they require medical evaluation and rest for approximately 3 months for recovery.
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Nerve Damage After an Ankle Sprain? Don’t Ignore ThisAdded:
Nerve injuries. So, you have your peroneal nerve that starts up here and along the side of your ankle and the top of your ankle. That could be sore. That could be causing pain. Probably not stiffness, but again, resting it, it takes about 3 months after an injury and swelling comes down for that to get better. So, see your podiatrist about that one if you think you have nerve injury, but that sharp shooting burning pain especially at night
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