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How seriously should I take a possible stress fracture

Posted on January 8, 2013 by admin

I’m starting to think I might have fractured a bone in my foot, either a metatarsal or cuboid. I’ve stopped running on it, but I’ve carried on… More..

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How seriously should I take a possible stress fracture

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