You should not walk after 2 days of foot fracture because the muscle and soft tissue damage in the foot cannot be completely recovered within 2 days, and if you continue to walk, you can aggravate the degree of the disease. After conservative treatment after a foot fracture, it takes at least 1 week before you can consider appropriate activities on the ground. If there is a partial tear of the muscle fiber tissue after foot fracture, the condition is more serious and the healing time needs about 3-4 weeks, so the activity also needs 3-4 weeks later. In addition, it is best to go to the hospital before walking on the ground after a foot fracture, and after a clear examination by a doctor to make sure the condition is recovering well, you can consider walking properly.