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I fell with heels on a early this year and my foot is reacting. should i do an x-ray or visit a physiotherapist directly?
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Be seen: It would be wise to see a physician first to accurately diagnose your condition and then know the correct treatment to pursue. Xrays can be helpful in many cases as well.
Answered 11/15/2018
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