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How long after a broken toe can i wear shoes?
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broken toe: Depends on the type of shoe, if it is a closed dress shoe perhaps six weeks, with athletic shoes four weeks. Don't use time as an indicator, when it feels ok then it is ok to wear the shoe.
Answered 10/23/2013
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