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Broke foot last year, went to physiotherapy for 2 months, didn't help much. 8 months later it still hurts alot. help?
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If really broken...: then PT would not do much. Fractures have to be immobilized to heal. Get re-eval'd ASAP- likely with CT or MRI. You may have a malunion that will just get more difficult to treat the longer you wait.
Answered 11/10/2014
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