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Old 08-27-2014, 09:28 PM #1
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Default Anyone ever broken their heel bone?
Probably a dumb question and I'm going to put a call in to the Ortho tomorrow morning but is it normal to have severe pain...as in the highest dose of
Norco is not touching it...8 days after breaking the calcaneus? (heel bone)

I fell on some steps on the 18th during one of my dizzy spells.

I'm doing everything the Dr said to do, elevate the foot so I have it up on 3 pillows and also sleep like that.

Anyone had this happen to them?

The pain is terrible and seems worse.
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