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jones fracture

Posted on December 11, 2010 by admin

i am in my 6th week in a cast and see the MD again in 2 weeks. i was wondering if it is normal to still be experiencing intermittant pain at this time? my last appointment 2 weeks ago the fx was still evident.

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