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What Are The Treatments For Foot Stress Fracture?

I am recovering from a foot stress fracture (I am an aerobics instructor and basically did too much). Due to bandaging my foot too tight I got a pinched nerve in same foot (ahhhh!!!). Thought all was okay but now my foot has a dull ache with what feels like pin pricks going up to toe. Is this just my foot still recovering from fracture and pinched nerve?
Mon, 26 May 2014
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hi, stress fractures can be very well treated with plaster application.But plaster application is not just a task but a skill.It needs to be done with utmost care as tight application can cause compression on the neuro-vasc.bundle in the inter metatarsal space and cause morton's neuralgia. For this the treatment is rest and soft chappals ( if plaster is removed )
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What Are The Treatments For Foot Stress Fracture?

hi, stress fractures can be very well treated with plaster application.But plaster application is not just a task but a skill.It needs to be done with utmost care as tight application can cause compression on the neuro-vasc.bundle in the inter metatarsal space and cause morton s neuralgia. For this the treatment is rest and soft chappals ( if plaster is removed )