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Toe finger turned blue
My husband's finger toe has turned blue and swollen after hitting against the corner of the bed. Little pain is there while moving the toe and while walking. Any medicine or ointment/ any precaution that i can use ?
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Kindly get x ray foot AP and oblique view. To rule out fracture toes.
Till then keep limb elevated over pillow.
Ice fomentation 30 min 3/ 4 times a day.
Tab Zerodol SP x tds.
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Apply ice packs thrice daily.
Keep foot elevated over pillow.
Avoid walking on injured foot.
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Get x-rays done.
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It is contusion
Take Tablet Enzoflam 1-0-1 for 5day
If swelling increase get Xray done and post it
Consult me for details
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Apply ice
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