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A member asked:
He put me in a boot, with no weight bearing at all. after 8 weeks he put a shoe type boot and told me i could walk its been 5 days and it is so swoll?
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Swelling is common: Swelling is one of the most common concerns of patients. With most injuries or surgery, swelling is common for 3-6 months afterward. If you have swelling without pain or limitation it is likely not a problem. I recommend you discuss this concern with your doctor.
Answered 7/8/2014
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