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Tyler Seguin Sustains Stress Fracture Injury

stress-fractures.jpgDallas Stars center Tyler Seguin suffered a hairline fracture foot injury during the World Cup of Hockey exhibition game on September 9, according to an MRI. The original prognosis suggested Seguin “take seven to 10 days off skates.” Seguin had recovered from a previous Achilles injury and had to sit out for several months during playoffs.

Stress fractures can become painful if left untreated for an extended period of time. If you would like assistance in treating a stress fracture, contact one of our podiatrists from Foot Health Podiatry. Our doctors will do everything possible to treat your condition.

Coping with Podiatric Stress Fractures

Stress Fractures occur on the foot and ankle when muscles in these areas weaken as a result of overexertion or underuse.  As a result, the ankles and feet lose support when walking or running from the ground. Since these bones are not protected, they receive the full impact of each step. The stress on the feet causes the bones to form cracks.

What are Stress Fractures?

Stress Fractures are very common among those who are highly active and involved in sports or activities that make excessive use of their legs and feet. Stress fractures are especially common among:

-athletes (gymnasts, tennis players, basketball players)
-runners/joggers
-osteoporosis patients
-those who engage in high-intensity workouts

Stress Fracture Symptoms

Pain from the fractures occur in the area of the fractures, and can be either constant or periodic. The pain is usually sharp or dull, accompanied by swelling and tenderness. Engagement in any kind of high impact activity will exacerbate the pain.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our office located in New York, NY. We offer the newest diagnostic and treatment technologies for all your foot care needs.

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