I am 26 years of age. I had an injury playing football 5 months ago. I jammed my foot against another player. At the time of injury I had immense pain and could not even keep my foot down on the ground. I had got an X ray done and the doctor said that there was no fracture and gave me some pain killers and told to ICE the injury. My current situation is that sometimes I feel pain during walking. There is a bone spur formation on the side and little on top of the toe. The right toe movement is also a little limited. I also feel pain at the ends of dorse flexion and plantar flexion. I read on the internet that this condition is called hallux limitus ( some form of arthiritis of the toe joint) which slowly wears down the cartilage. i want to protect and preserve my foot so that I can walk and run in future.
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Dear sir .....there are two problems mentioned in your case explaining ....sometimes you feel pain while walking is different and bony spur is totally different ......the right toe movement range can be brought by different mobilisations that is with advanced techniques .....the problem of slight difficulty in walking needs to be assessed and then can we state the reason behind your discomfort in walking... hope you recover soon
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