What is a Stress Fracture?
A stress fracture is when a tiny crack (or cracks) develops in the bone, usually in the lower leg or foot, caused by repetitive force. Repeatedly jumping or running on a hard surface, such as tar or concrete, can...
A stress fracture is when a tiny crack (or cracks) develops in the bone, usually in the lower leg or foot, caused by repetitive force. Repeatedly jumping or running on a hard surface, such as tar or concrete, can cause a stress fracture. Even though the most common bones at risk of sustaining a stress fracture are the femur, tibia, fibula, and feet, any bone can sustain a fracture, depending on where there is repetitive high impact applied. For...