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Big toe trauma
On 22nd sep, my big toe of the right leg hit the flooring due to a two wheeler kick. It resulted in strain pain for 2 hours and eventually subsided after cold pack and diclofenac cream. Now, at this date, there is no pain, no swelling but there is occasional stiffness in the primary joint of the big toe and from down side it kind of hurts as if some nerve is getting stretched. It's happening right at the down side of the big toe joint. There is no otherwise pain in bending it upwards or downwards but minor stiffness can be felt
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Firstly get an xray done to rule out any hair line cracks or avulsion ligament injury
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1. Elevation of foot at night.
2 . Exercises for the lower limbs
3. take PCM tab SOS.
5 . Take diet rich in minerals and vitamins.
6.relex
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Get an Xray foot ap and oblique view
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Get xray of toe
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Get xray foot- AP and oblique views
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