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Should i be worried that a 2 month old broken foot to start hurting again?
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Should be checked: Its possible that you are just beginning to use the affected foot more at this point in time and as a result are getting some swelling and increased pain. But, if there is significant pain, it should be checked.
Answered 7/2/2013
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