Coping With Ankle Injuries

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ankle injury
by: juliet on Mon, Aug 31 2009

i had a broken fibula bone very close to my anle about 10weeks ago.injury occured when i slipped from a step.i was on plaster of paris for the first 8weeks.my doctor says i have to still go on crutches for another 4-6weeks.now after 2weeks i feel i can manage to work unassisted with the crutches.kindly let me know the risks in doing this.am also worried if i can still wear my high heeled shoes after this period.kindly let me know how safe this will be and how soon.

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