Navicular Fracture complications

Forces severe enough to fracture bone rarely if ever fail to also inflict collateral damage upon other tissues. Wouldn't it be far more sensible of you and meaningful for you to have your question answered by the doctor who is intimately privy to your case, its treatment and your recovery status?

 

I am no longer being seen by the Fracture Clinic Doctor. I'm now waiting to see someone new, who will diagnose my new disability. This may take a few months. Until them, I'm off work, dealing with the pain of not being able to walk, and wondering what the reason is.

 

Well, clearly from what you've just posted, you understand that you need a diagnosis to determine what is wrong and what can be done for it, and I see no logic in your apparent thinking that your wonderment will be satiated by someone merely making a guess which cannot possibly be based on the evaluation needed for a real opinion. In other words, your stated goals cannot possibly be met by the manner in which you are attempting.