
Good Day, Few Weeks Ago I Sprained My Foot It

You need to allow the foot rest!
Detailed Answer:
HI and thanks so much for this query.
Your pain is certainly from sore/strained muscles and this needs time to heal. No amount of exercises at this time would allow for this. The best approach is to allow the injured leg to rest, control pain with pain killers and then follow up with exercises/stretching for reconditioning. Exercises at this time are discouraged because they only delay healing as you continue to exert pull forces on the already strained/injured muscles and mechanical apparel.
In all, willfully rest the leg and control pain as appropriate. 2-3weeks down the road with advanced recovery, you can then start exercising to condition the leg. Any level of activity at this time delays healing, causes pain and doesn't help with the recovery.
I hope this guides and helps. I wish you well. Feel free to follow up with me as need be.


doctor i am having severe pain in my foot and my toes have become stiff. because of this am experiencing muscle cramps in calf muscle and pain at the back of the thigh just above the knee.
Ive been taking paracetamol to reduce the pain but its of no use.
please suggest.
Take Ibuprofen 400mg every 8hours
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Take Ibuprofen 400mg every 8hours in addition to Tylenol. Also, keep resting the leg like I recommended.
I hope this helps. I wish you well. Keep me posted!


doctor i find no change rather i feel heaviness in my foot and it turns out pale in color when i sit or lay down for long time
Send an image of your foot to me for review!
Detailed Answer:
Hi and thanks so much for the updates.
Sorry about he heaviness and pale nature. I will like to review a picture of your foot before making further guidance. Kindly upload one to me.
Thanks and waiting!


I have reviewed your images!
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I have reviewed all images (3 in all). The color of your skin seems fine. In all, the healing process would be progressive and not instant.
I will encourage you to stay active (moderate levels), massage would hurt either and stay positive. The degree of swelling is not out of proportion to what you explained. This pain is entirely musculoskeletal.
I hope this helps and guides.
I wish you well.
Feel free to follow up as need be.

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