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Safe to Walk in Walking Boot with a 5th Metarsal Fracture?

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Jun 24, 2019.

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    I have a case specific question. Before I ask, I do understand that each person is different and each case is different. I am merely asking to see if anyone has been given the advice that I had, and what results were obtained.

    I fractured my 5th metatarsal in an ankle rolling injury. My break was described as "a transverse, avulsion fracture where the fracture is 2mm apart and closely aligned." This injury occurred on thanksgiving morning, 11/25/10. I decided to seek medical attention the...

    Safe to Walk in Walking Boot with a 5th Metarsal Fracture?

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