What Does Numbness On The Foot After Recovering From Severe Fractures Indicate?
Question: Hi there
I have recently recovered from a number of fractures to my left foot. I was told the injuries were quite bad and would most likely lead to early onset arthritis as a result. I have been out of my cast and orthopaedic boot now for around 2 months, however have recently started to get numbness at the bottom of my foot. I am also getting quite painful pins and needles in my foot and into my toes. Is this a normal part of the healing process or something I should be concerned about and be getting checked?
Thanks in advance, XXXX
I have recently recovered from a number of fractures to my left foot. I was told the injuries were quite bad and would most likely lead to early onset arthritis as a result. I have been out of my cast and orthopaedic boot now for around 2 months, however have recently started to get numbness at the bottom of my foot. I am also getting quite painful pins and needles in my foot and into my toes. Is this a normal part of the healing process or something I should be concerned about and be getting checked?
Thanks in advance, XXXX
Brief Answer:
Have medication.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I have read your query.
You shouldn't ignore all this and try to have medication which I am advisir youvat least for 7 days.
Have cap. rabiprazole empty stomach, cap.aceclofenac100mg+serratiopeptidase15mg thrice a day, cap pregabalin75mg+methylcobalamine750mcg at night.
Apply hot packs.
Avoid prolong standing, running.
Try to elevate limb while sitting and sleeping.
If after 7 days symptoms still persists, then go to orthopedic surgeon.
I hope it helps.
Thanks,
Dr.CHANDER XXXXXXX XXXXXXX
Have medication.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I have read your query.
You shouldn't ignore all this and try to have medication which I am advisir youvat least for 7 days.
Have cap. rabiprazole empty stomach, cap.aceclofenac100mg+serratiopeptidase15mg thrice a day, cap pregabalin75mg+methylcobalamine750mcg at night.
Apply hot packs.
Avoid prolong standing, running.
Try to elevate limb while sitting and sleeping.
If after 7 days symptoms still persists, then go to orthopedic surgeon.
I hope it helps.
Thanks,
Dr.CHANDER XXXXXXX XXXXXXX
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Dr. Nagamani Ng