Ok to move my toes?

i had a "tarsus-malleolar" fracture to my ankle, spent some times in the backslab splint and now i'm in a full leg plaster. no surgery.

my foot was unstable so i was told not to move the toes when i was in the splint. after cast application it was painful but doctor asked to move anyway once every 2 days.

recently i was told to move the toes everytime i want.

so i assume it's ok if it doesn't hurt or the Dr doesn't say NO. my cast also has the "toe support" wich limits movements, maybe my break is near the foot.

Wiggle away.. Silly old cast feel like I'm dragging a cement block around.

Besides wiggling your toes is a happy kind of thing. The main thing the Dr. Wants you to avoid is putting weight on the ankle before the bone has healed around your new hardware. That weigh the hardware is supported by the new healed bones. I fell twice using my crutches and in the process did put some weight in my ankle for the briefest of moments. When I went for my 2 week post surgery visit ... Boy was I relieved when the doc told me 

everything was straight and in place. I was saying Yippee inside... I didn't screw it up. So sit back elevate that leg and watch the grass grow. After doing the X-rays he put a hard half cast on my leg. I've come to appreciate this thing. It is giving my poor broken ankle a constant hug. That cast is protecting your ankle keeping it from hurting f you bump anything and protecting your surgeons beautiful work, Have you tried a knee walker? I was in a wheel chair at first (crutches and I just didn't work) but when he put the hard cast on he gave me a prescription for a knee walker. I'm happy because I can do so many things for myself again. Sure hope you get wonderful results. We are getting a lesson in patience.

I've been trying to move my toes but they are still quite swollen so not able too just yet, but I have been told to keep trying especially whilst still in a cast.