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As your bones are healing you have pain, sometimes with inflammation and due to tendons and muscles pushing on to nerves it is more painful.
If you have swelling you need rest and keep your legs elevated on a pillow while sleeping.
Take anti inflammatory drugs to decrease pain intermittently.
If your inflammation does not decrease we advice you to visit your orthopaedician to have a check X-ray and see the progress of healing. Take care!
Most of the pain is now gone,as is most of the swelling. However...the small toe and the big toe are both totally numb. The small toe hurts when I stub it,but it is numb the rest of the time. The big toe had a sudden pain in it 2 days ago...felt like it had broken and hurt for about 3 hours on and off. Now it is totally numb. There is no swelling in the big toe at all. I did nothing to the big toe to inflict pain of any kind. Could this be from the way I had been walking (on the side of my foot for the past month)? Or could it be from the initial accident to the small toe? The 3 toes in between have no problems at all.
The numbness is sure due to nerve compression and as the anatomy of your foot has changed with the injury.
Continue your physiotherapy and you will be fine as your sensations will return back with time.
Take care!
This is absolutely normal after a fracture! You have inflammation which triggers repair of the bone. As the legs are the depending areas and due to gravity the inflammation is bound to be more in the depending area.
You should take anti inflammatory drugs to decrease inflammation. Consult your Orthopedician to take serratopeptidase to decrease the swelling.
If you have swelling you need rest and keep your legs elevated on a pillow while sleeping.
Take anti inflammatory drugs to decrease pain intermittently.
If your inflammation does not decrease we advice you to visit your orthopaedician to have a check X-ray and see the progress of healing. Take care!
Continue your physiotherapy and you will be fine as your sensations will return back with time.
Take care!
This is absolutely normal after a fracture! You have inflammation which triggers repair of the bone. As the legs are the depending areas and due to gravity the inflammation is bound to be more in the depending area.
You should take anti inflammatory drugs to decrease inflammation. Consult your Orthopedician to take serratopeptidase to decrease the swelling.
Take care!