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Should i run on my foot that recently healed from injury?

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You did not state: He nature of the injury. You do state it is healed. If it is healed, i would start off slowly....And if you are not feeling pain, you can increase your work outs gradually. Best to be cleared by a doctor evaluating you.

Answered 4/20/2013

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