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How long does my broken finger have to recover before i can resume boxing again?
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When there is no pai: Healing rate varies somewhat among people but generally slower as we get older. Often a simple fracture needs a about 6-8 wks to heal. If you still have pain, i would not push it. If the pain is gone and you have no deformity, you are probably ok to box again. A safe bet is lsiten to your body and follow up with your orthopedic surgeon! good luck.
Answered 12/9/2013
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