Toe got injury

2021-11-21 08:07:45
Playing game I got injury on my toe. It's paining it's swollen and I can't move it also. It looks like lil internal bleeding too.
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Take xray and get radiologist opinion reports and visit a ortho paedic doctors near by

Answered2021-12-12 15:16:30

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First of all give rest to ur leg Keep ur leg in elevated position Do icing to the toe Don't keep more pressure to the leg.
Next Steps
ultrasonic therapy for 7days.

Answered2021-12-04 08:14:02

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Use ice 10 minit take ultrasound 5 days

Answered2021-11-30 18:46:51

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chiropractic and osteopathy treatment will help

Answered2021-11-30 13:06:16

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Laser physiotherapy treatment

Answered2021-11-27 06:47:50

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Since it is two days, if the pain and swelling persist you should go for an x ray.

Answered2021-11-23 08:18:19

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1.Apply ice over it for 20 min 2.Get an X-ray done to rule out fracture 3.Support it in correct position properly through either Taping or adhesive bandage  4. Don't put weight over it . 5. Put your leg in elevated position

Answered2021-11-22 03:57:04

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Do icing, visit GP if any internal bleeding for bandage and medicines. With icing pain and swelling can be reduced.

Answered2021-11-21 08:11:01

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> Make your foot elevated by keeping a pillow underneath your foot and Rest it. > Apply Ice for 10-15mins. > They might guide you with healing the pain.
Next Steps
> Go to a General Physician or a Physiotherapist near you.
Health Tips
> Don't put weight or pressure over the injured leg. Please be careful while walking.

Answered2021-11-22 07:39:54

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