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Medial Malleolus Stress Fracture Physio Singapore

A stress fracture of the medial malleolus is a microscopic crack in the inner ankle bone, which can be prone to poor healing. At ACE Physio Sports, we provide expert clinical monitoring and loading protocols to ensure this critical weight-bearing bone heals perfectly.

Vineet Bansal
Medically Reviewed By
Vineet BansalCLINICAL DIRECTOR / PRINCIPAL MUSCULOSKETAL & SPORTS PHYSIOTHERAPIST
Last reviewed on 29 May 2026

Stress Fracture of the Medial Malleolus

The medial malleolus is the bony prominence on the inner side of the ankle. Because it is a key component of the ankle joint, a stress fracture here requires very careful clinical management. At ACE Physio Sports, we specialize in high-risk stress fractures, providing the precision care needed to avoid long-term joint complications. learn more about our inner ankle health expertise at https://acephysiosport.com.

Symptoms

  • cannot put weight down comfortably when first waking up
  • pain when walking that sharpens as the day progresses

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I have a stress fracture?

A stress fracture causes a deep, aching ankle pain that worsens progressively with activity and improves with rest. It's common in runners and athletes who suddenly increase training load. A physio assessment and imaging (MRI or bone scan) can confirm the diagnosis.

How long does a Ankle stress fracture take to heal?

Most stress fractures heal within 6–12 weeks with proper rest and load management. Physiotherapy guides a graded return to activity once the bone has healed, and addresses contributing factors such as training errors, footwear, or muscle imbalances.

Can I continue training with a stress fracture?

High-impact activities like running must be stopped to allow healing. However, your physiotherapist can prescribe low-impact cross-training options to maintain fitness while the bone recovers. A structured return-to-running plan follows once you're cleared.

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