Aircast that puts pressure on your foot by using your pump to inflate or deflate it.
AirCast AirHeel brace.
6 to 8 weeks or as per your doctor's advise
No, you can take it off right before you go to bed.
One could buy Aircast products online from websites such as Amazon, Ebay, or BetterBraces. If one would rather purchase locally, one could try Walmart, Target, Walgreens, or any major health or sports retailer.
Yes, you can take it off when you are sleeping but wrap it up with something tight so it doesn't get worse.
Airsport by Aircast is a good brace to wear for ankle injuries. It is slightly bulky but will fit inside most running shoes, and is very supportive of the ankle.
When someone breaks their foot, their doctor may sometimes fit an air-cast boot. It acts as an alternative to a cast, that allows the area to breath.and means that the bone will heal faster.
Bone Breaks can take different times to heal, It depends on how bad it is, and what exactly went wrong. It could vary form 4 weeks to 8 weeks. Depending if it heals on the dot.
Usually if you go to get x-rays your doctor will tell you whether or not its broken. Some things you should know if it is broken are (i know this because I am in a aircast right know because I have a broken growth plate in my ankle). So first it would be helpful if I knew where you think your growth plate is broken. So here are some things you should know; -if it is broken and it is your ankle or heel, you will most likely be put into a aircast -go to the doctor asap because I waited two weeks and it got worse -you should go to a orthopedic doctor before or after so he can tell you whats wrong etc. -and stay off it as much as possible (I thought I sprained my ankle so I was on crutches for a week, and they helped)
If you're walking on it, 3 weeks or a little more. If you're using it as an aircast, and not walking on it, it could take about 3 weeks until you walk with it, then about 3 more to get your range of motion back and being able to walk. Just do your ankle streches and physical thearpy.
If your talking about a tibular/fibular injury, usually about 6 to 8 weeks depending on severity of fx bone and bone quality the small bones take longer because of the constant pressure on your foot
I had a heel bruise(policemans heel) caused by a slip on the ice in December 2008, I had it xrayed the following day. I was told it was not fractured and given Ultram. I still have the Ultram, being that it did not improve the condition. It was a difficult period for 2 months, it was about a week ago the pain stopped, this being the date of 3-29-09. The suggestion I have if not fractured is an aircast or thick cushioned shoes. A cane will help also, you can buy one for under 20 at most stores. I did not stay off of the foot until it was at the point I could not walk, which was about every 3 minutes at the start. Then 5, 6, 7, 20, until it healed. Do have anything in pain xrayed too rule out the possibility of a fracture.