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5th metatarsal fracture

2022-02-17 13:20:02
I had 5th metatarsal fracture 10 weeks back.For 6 weeks I had cast and air boot for 4 weeks.Now I started walking normally with foot but it's paining.Is it ok to continue walking?
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Usually pain may take upto 3 months to decrease. Get a check xray and show to orthopaedic surgeon. If it is healing well then you just need to wear a comfortable footwear and start mobilisation as tolerated.

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