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So i got a non disclosed ankle fracture recently was told i could start walking im 7.5 week after fracture but is it normal to have pain in bone above the fracture when walking not constant but comes and goes?
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Yes, pain after fracture and consequent immobility is common and physical therapy is usually needed for range of motion and strengthening training. Follow up with Ortho is recommended in order to assess for healing.
Answered 4/29/2021
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