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Hurting toe
I’ve had a hurting toe for about 4-5 weeks. Started couple of weeks before really painful and was on & off. I just ignored as thought it would be fine however couple of weeks later I woke up and it was really swollen, red & throbbing a lot. It was painful to walk on for a couple of days. I went to orsett hospital the day I woke up with the throb and they said it could be broken but they doubt it. It’s now 3 wks and it felt fine until I danced on it last weekend and hurt after. when can I dance?
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If they are suspecting a toe bone fracture..it takes 4 to 6 weeks off rest before you can really start using it..
Give it rest and icing and elevation..it will settle down by itself..
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Please upload ur toe x ray. And also ur pain can be due to broken nail pinching in soft tissue
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Soft tissue injury
Need clinical examination in detail
Consult via Practo pay to discuss in detail
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