I slipped on some ice, only tearing skin. But I have pain that is coming from in between the knee and shin.
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Can slipping on ice, cause a hairline fracture?
Slipping on ice can very easily cause a hairline fracture, go see a doctor.
Answered Jan 12, 2010
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