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What will happen to your injured foot if you rarely walk for months after an ankle sprain could plantar f. and metatarsalgia occur once walking again?

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Dr. Richard Blake answered

Specializes in Podiatry

Rehabilitation: When you injure a body part, the loss of strength, flexibility, balance, and cardio can be the cause of significant injuries as you begin to work out again. Typically a physical therapist can help reduce the loss of function as you recover safely. Dr Rich Blake

Answered 4/25/2016

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YES: Did a dr. keep you off weightbearing, or your choice? Regardless, the advent of walking after prolonged non weightbearing can cause a lot of new stresses to the foot, resulting in fasciitis and metatarsalgia. Sincerely, Dr. Latva

Answered 1/30/2017

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