After the surgery, your foot will be put in a cast for 6 to 8 weeks and you will not be able to put any weight on the foot for at least 3 months. As the bones begin to heal, your orthopaedist may order X-rays or a magnetic resonance image (MRI) to see whether blood supply to the bone is returning.f you suspect a stress fracture in your foot or ankle, stop the activity and rest the foot. Ignoring the pain can have serious consequences, and the bone may break completely. Apply an ice pack and elevate the foot above the level of your heart. Try not to put weight on the foot until after you see a doctor.
The most common causes include viruses, medication, bacteria and parasites, but it can also be caused by certain substances found in food and beverages, including fructose and lactose. Digestive disorders, such as inflammatory bowel disease and irritable bowel syndrome, can also trigger frequent diarrhea.
Clumping in the vitreous humor is the most common cause of floaters, and it generally occurs with aging. Inflammation in the back of the eye, posterior uveitis, can be caused by an infection or an inflammatory disease, and it results in floaters. Bleeding or vitreous hemorrhaging is more serious, and it can be the result of an injury; one of the symptoms is the appearance of floaters.