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I broke my foot 8 weeks ago i go 2 the doctors tomorrow but my foot is still sore. is that normal. it only hurts when i press it. but i can walk.
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Normal: It's normal to still have pain. This should decrease with time. Make sure you are following your doctor's instructions.
Answered 7/11/2015
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