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Plaster due to ankle sprain
I twisted my ankle while playing Badminton, consulted an orthopedic surgeon he said it's very minor ingury after xray but said to go for plaster, i am on plaster from 10 days, now i am fealing no pain and able to walk, can i go and get my plaster removed
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No. Plaster is 100% required for ankle sprains for 4-6 weeks.
Do not get it removed else you will have problems later.
You can get a synthetic walking cast instead and walk on that .
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