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Possibly broken toe

2017-12-19 11:56:15
Was at work and rolled a 11 hundred pound pallet of water over my toe. Now it’s swollen and purple and it’s really bad. Can’t walk on the foot.
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Rest hot pads and NSAIDS for a wk

Answered2017-12-19 16:48:02

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