Foot 5th Metatarsal Crack

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Please Tell me is that fracture? Or any minor injuries and how to Recover it.. of foot 5th Metatarsal. Of right leg Two days ago.. so i go for xray Verification but I don't understand that its really fracture or. not? i will share my xray Photo. with this.. Suggest Me Thank You.

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Need plastar for 3-6 wks

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Dr. Nishit Palo Orthopedist 14 yrs exp Noida Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Nishit Palo

Orthopedist 14 yrs exp Noida

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Yes this is Jone's fracture.(5th metatarsal fracture) Needs slab for 5 days and then walking cast for 4-6 weeks. Medications like Enzomac and Identical K2 will help.

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