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After how many weeks after breaking a clavicle usually is it ok to start lightly throwing a ball against the wall with a lacrosse stick?
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At least 6 weeks, as: Generally it takes that long to heal the fx. Your orthopod would confirm that the fx has healed before he would allow you to start playing, as some fx take longer to heal. So do check with your doc..
Answered 6/1/2013
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