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How much time after breaking my toe can i begin exercising again?
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6 weeks: It depends on the toe: if it is one of the lesser toes (not your big toe) then 4-6 weeks is long enough for it to heal. If it is the big toe it may take longer. It is important to have an x-ray to confirm the bone is healed before beginning exercise.
Answered 5/16/2014
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