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Toe pain problem
Recently there is pain in toe, no jerk was there, but still pain is there while walking. In winters joint bone problem is frequent.
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1.Contrast bath
2.Towel curling with toes
3.Place roll/ball under the foot and than roll
4.ball pressing with toes.
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Tk calcium supplement and hot fermentation and gently Massage
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Pls do a complete blood check up. Includes rheumatoid factor and meet a Orthopaedic surgeon
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Dr. Shamsul Hoda
Orthopedic Surgeon
23 yrs exp
Patna
It may be due to
1. gout need blood test for uric acid
2. Metatarsalgia inflammation near toe then physiotherapy may be advised.
Get serum uric acid and random blood sugar test and xray foot AP/ oblique view and see Orthopaedic Surgeon
For time being take Tab Indocap SR 75 mg twice daily and Volini gel and hot saline fomentation
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