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Colored toe broken/jammed

2018-01-14 18:00:43
Yesterday I was playing in the sand dunes and one fell. I fell about 4 feet and either jammed or broke my toe. I would like to make sure it's okay.
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Contact Pediatric Surgen for apropriate management

Answered2018-01-18 12:10:17

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