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Explanation and Causes: A stress fracture is a tiny break or fracture in the bones usually of the lower leg and foot. Many stress fractures occur when a workout is unevenly intensified to a degree where the muscles tire and can no longer support all the stress put on the bone. 60-65 percent of people who have experienced a stress fracture have experienced one before. Repetitive stresses such as running, aerobics, and other athletic activities are common causes of stress fractures. Other causes include:
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26|Apr|2009 1Stress fractures are hard to detect at least in my case. Best to get a 2nd or third opinion.
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10|Jun|2009 2I dislocated my shoulder a few years ago…found out after 56 weeks the reason it hadn’t healed was because their was a hairline fracture. The 1st doc didn’t catch it! I should have sued him especially after all the money he charged me!!
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