Most of the anti-inflammatory drugs taken for an inflammation of the ankle are cephalosporins and the like, such as cefetamet, or amoxicillin, which are anti-inflammatory drugs, but the specific treatment measures also depend on the specific circumstances of the inflammation there. For simple skin surface infections, it is more important to disinfect the surface with iodophor. If the tissue infection is deep and large, oral anti-inflammatory drugs will not be particularly effective and intravenous fluids should be considered, along with disinfection of the wound and debridement if necessary. If inflammation of the bone is involved and sinus tracts have formed over time, the above treatment alone may not be effective and surgical irrigation and drainage should be considered. In most cases, chronic osteomyelitis has developed and the infection needs to be completely removed before the infection can be controlled and the wound can heal slowly.