How do you know if you broke something on the top of your foot?
Table of Contents
- 1 How do you know if you broke something on the top of your foot?
- 2 What do I do if I dropped something on my foot?
- 3 What causes nerve damage on top of foot?
- 4 What does a fracture on top of foot feel like?
- 5 What happens when you drop a jar on top of your foot?
- 6 What happens if you drop a gallon of water on your toe?
How do you know if you broke something on the top of your foot?
Signs and symptoms of a broken foot may include pain, limping, swelling, bruising, and refusal to bear weight on the affected foot. Initial treatment may include RICE (rest, ice, compression, elevation). Rest may include the use of crutches to limit weight bearing.
What do I do if I dropped something on my foot?
Visit Your Foot Doctor Dropping something heavy on your toe or stubbing it may require a visit to your foot doctor or even urgent medical care, depending on the severity. Seek professional medical attention if: You suspect you have dislocated your toe.
How long does it take for swelling to go down after foot injury?
What to Expect: Pain and swelling most often get better 2 to 3 days after an injury. Swelling is most often gone in 7 days. Pain may take 2 weeks to go away.
Can you get a blood clot on the top of your foot?
One way to eliminate that it’s due to other, more common causes of swelling in the foot or ankle is to elevate the foot to a level above the heart. If the swelling does not subside after simple elevation, a blood clot could be present.
What causes nerve damage on top of foot?
Foot and ankle neuropathy and nerve entrapment causes Foot and ankle nerve conditions can occur because of injury, stress on the foot or ankle, diabetes and autoimmune diseases. Here are some of the most common types of nerve disorders.
What does a fracture on top of foot feel like?
Pain, aching, and tenderness that worsens during and after physical activity or movement. Relief from pain during periods of rest. Swelling on the ankle or top of your foot. Bruising and swelling at the site of the stress fracture.
How do you treat a broken bone on the top of your foot?
Foot and Ankle Fracture Treatment Options
- Rest: Rest is key.
- Ice: Ice the area for 20 minutes at a time to help with swelling and inflammation.
- Compression: Wrapping the injury helps control swelling.
- Elevation: Keep your foot and ankle raised slightly above the level of your heart to help reduce inflammation.
What happens if you drop something on your foot?
One of the problems with dropping something on your foot is the possibility that you actually chipped a piece of bone off the larger metatarsal bone. If that happens to be the case then it creates other potential issues such as that piece of bone becoming a floater meaning it will always be a source of discomfort when wearing special shoes.
What happens when you drop a jar on top of your foot?
CLICK HERE INSTEAD Bruisng, swelling and painful to touch after I dropped a heavy jar on top of my foot. 6 days ago I dropped a heavy jar on top of my foot. Shortly after my foot began to swell and the bruise covered most of the top of my foot.
What happens if you drop a gallon of water on your toe?
I dropped a gallon water bottle on my baby toe. It swelled badly and turned black half up the side of my foot. It was broken. But there is nothing doctors can do for most toe injuries, as toes are small and hard to splint, if you want to be able to still walk.
What to do for swollen foot with black and blue?
The foot was swollen out and the entire top half of my foot is black and blue. I iced it and put an ace bandage on it and the swelling has gone away except for a knot on the bone where it was hit.