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Q: Old Broken Bone

asked by: wolfee on August 22nd, 2007

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I recently found out that in a wreck I had last year one year ago alamost to the day that I had broken a bone in my foot but no one saw it I limped but we felt it was due to the other injuries so they never x rayed my foot now I have a calcium build up on it and have to go to a foot specialist what do you think they will do

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MandMs

replied on August 27th, 2007

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Re: Old Broken Bone

wolfee wrote:

Do you know which foot bone is affect? Do you fell pain or discomfort in your foot? Do you find it hard to walk and move your foot?
The foot specialist will probably x-rayed your foot and if he finds the bone correction fine and if you aren't experiencing pain he'll probably give you some instructions and advices. You need to be aware that broken foot bones can be difficult to detect and they can take a very long time to heal. Some of the foot bones have poorer blood circulation than others and those take longer to heal.
All best to you!

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