It can be simply a tendon or ligament that is very slightly off position and clicks back into position as it puts itself back into place with movement. It can also be a sign of tendinitis if there is repetitive motion of those joints or other chronic stresses that could cause the tendon to become inflamed (like in "tennis elbow") . This can also occur if you have Arthritis in those joints since there is often too little synovial fluid and perhaps too much wear on the joint cartilage (or even down to the bone) from the disease process that rubs and clicks when moved. If there is pain associated or weakness, numbness or other concerning symptoms, you should get an exam from a health care professional.
It could be a number of reasons. The most common and least alarming two being trapped gas between the joints or loose joints. This is when the muscles around the joints are not strong enough to dully hold them in the socket causing a click when they move-often this can be brought on by excessive exercise. It could also however be caused by something more sinister so I would suggest, if it is concerning you, to visit your physician,
You just popped it.
A rash that is around the ankles, wrists, inside the arms and behind the knees could be symptoms of scabies.
wrists and ankles
they can do it enywhere there hips,legs,arms(at the top),ankles,wrists but the wrists are the most common
Bones of the wrist and the ankle are called shortbones
near the wrists, ankles, and both biceps.
near the wrists, ankles, and both biceps.
Both biceps
both biceps
near the wrists, ankles, and both biceps.
Both biceps
We bend primarily at our joints... like ankles, wrists, elbows, etc.
No. Male platypuses have venomous spur on their ankles, which are attached to venom glands in their thigh.