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Persistent Foot Pain

2016-08-24 13:13:59
Have recurring pain in foot, when I walk too long, almost a year after a fracture in the 5th meta tarsel (which has healed as per the xray).
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Consult an Orthopedic doctor who would advise you medications and physiotherapy for your problem

Answered2016-08-25 05:34:44

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