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Well, I have been playing soccer for w while now but started having problems with my tibia. About a month ago I fractured my fibula and my old dr decided to put me a cast which I was meant to have for 4 weeks. I went to a new dr and he said the cast was not necessary so he got the cast off 2 weeks earlier and so I rested for 2 weeks. Then I started to practice again a week ago because this week I had a tournament but last Sunday I made a wrong move and felt that I worsened my previous fracture.
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Any fracture takes 4-6 weeks to unite. This time increases in case case of stress fractures.
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Either go for a recast or take strict immobilisarion for 2-4 weeks depending on fracture status.
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