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Anonymous Stress fracture, Tibia
- Age 55+
- Female
- 120 lbs
- 5' 6"
- Mount Pleasant, Tenn.
13Apr2018- Injury Status Cured
- Physical activity per week 8+ hours
- Chronicity Under 1 Month
- Repeat injury? No
No longer drive, use wheelchair outside and walker in house for prevention.I would like to Improve my hammertoes.
Anonymous Stress fracture, Tibia
- Age n/a
- 160 lbs
- 5' 8"
- Denver, Colorado
22Sep2017- Injury Status Recovering
- Physical activity per week 8+ hours
- Chronicity 2 - 3 Months
- Repeat injury? No
I work on my feet every day. I am a chef. I broke both bones in my ankle, and had surgery. I have gone to physical therapy, chiropractor and worked with a massage therapist. My ankle is still really stiff. I do exercises every other day, to try to get it to work better. My surgeon will respond if I ask questions, but he seems to think that I will just have a stiffness and have trouble on stairs for a long time. I think the chiropractor and the massage therapist have helped. Physical therapist doesn't have any other ideas for me: I can go to work and that's all they care about.
Georgoia Stress fracture, Tibia
- Age 35-54
- Female
- 194 lbs
- 5' 2"
- Olathe, ks
13Jan2017- Injury Status In Pain
- Physical activity per week 0-4 hours
- Chronicity 4 - 6 Months
- Repeat injury? No
- Doctor/Care Giver Philip Martin
Anonymous Stress fracture, Tibia
- Age 55+
- Female
- 245 lbs
- 5' 2"
- Bham Ala
04Oct2016- Physical activity per week 4-8 hours
- Chronicity 4 - 6 Months
- Repeat injury? No
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Sitting chair exercise , some walking when not in pain I want to be able to W all a longer distance and to not have To pause because I'm in pain