The most common areas for stress fractures are the foot and lower leg. Stress fractures in the bones of the foot are usually caused by overtraining or overuse. They can also be caused by repeated ...

which can be detrimental to foot health, said Kaser. He advised: "Repetitive stress can lead to stress fractures in the feet, as well as conditions such as plantar fasciitis and tendonitis." ...

For nurses, servers, construction workers, and many others, work means a lot of time on the feet. Repeated motions can lead ...

They are more common in the femoral neck, the tibial shaft, the metatarsals, and other bones of the foot. In female athletes, stress fractures classically afflict the distance runner, the ballerina, ...