John sprained his ankle. Does this mean he injured ligaments or muscle/tendon's?

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John sprained his ankle. Does this mean he injured ligaments or muscle/tendon's?

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he injured his ligaments

Jamie Ronin answered Apr 22, 2017

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It is muscles/tendons

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