stephenkatsea
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My wife was operated five days after her ankle broke. Royal Columbian hospital is a RPITA ,but have the best surgeons who are overwhelmed by serving a very large area patients and emergencies. Her ankle had to be reset on the day it broke before the surgery, it was twisted almost 180*.
She got the boot like you have on. She never got a cast that's probably caused the blisters for you. Wheeled her about 3 months before she started walking with the boot on. One interesting fact is, most ankle breaks happen on the right foot.
Blisters? As RD said, Yes there truly are fracture blisters. Google it. They are not a simple friction blister. And have to be dealt with accordingly.