How long before I can run after a plantar plate sprain?
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One of the most common runners’ injuries I see for second opinion is a plantar plate sprain.
A plantar plate sprain happens usually on the bottom of the second toe. It is a little bitty ligament that gets sprained or partially torn.
Most of those runners with a plantar plate injury want to know how long is it going to take to get back to running.
Recently a few runners told me they asked chat GPT, or some AI program to try to figure this out. So, I wanted to tell you what AI told me when I asked this question of "how long can I run after a plantar plate sprain."
How long before I can start running after a plantar plate sprain?
Well, that is what we're talking about today on the Doc On The Run Podcast.
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