Abstract

Stress breaks happen because of tiny wounds supported when bone is exposed to rehashed sub-maximal stresses. Extra time, with rehashed patterns of stacking, collection of such wounds can lead to large scale underlying disappointment and forthcoming break. There are various pressure cracks about the foot and lower leg of which an injury and muscular specialist ought to know. These include: metatarsal, tibia, calcaneus, navicular, fibula, bone, average malleolus, sesamoid, cuneiform and cuboid. Attention to these cracks is significant as the finding is habitually missed and suitable treatment postponed. Late distinguishing proof can be related with extended agony and incapacity, and may incline toward non-association and accordingly require usable mediation. This article frames the study of disease transmission and hazard factors, etiology, show and the board of the scope of stress breaks in the foot and lower leg.