A fracture caused by repetitive stre ss, as may occur
in sports, strenuous exercise, or heavy physical labor. Stress fractures are especially
common in the metatarsal bones of foot, particularly in runners. Osteoporosis increases
the possibility of stress fractures. Treatment is by rest, disuse, and sometimes
splinting or casting to prevent reinjury during healing.
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