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Stress fracture 3rd metatarsal - any advice on healing time please?

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Jun 4, 2024.

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I started developing some twinges in my right foot which I sort of ignored. I used to walk 4 to 5 miles per day and just assumed that my feet were a bit achy because of this. Anyway, about 8 weeks ago, I was walking home from work and developed a terrible pain across the top of my right foot, kind of wear the toes join the foot. I could barely walk and ended up limping home.

I went to A&E (I'm in the UK) and was x-rayed and told that there was no fracture and that it was most likely a...

Stress fracture 3rd metatarsal - any advice on healing time please?

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admin, Jun 4, 2024

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