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Swelling In Foot, Toes Creaking While Bending. Should I Meet A Doctor?
i was looking for info about my foot.........happened across you.......is there a charge for this service?
i apparently hurt my foot with the shoes i was wearing......my foot swelled on the top......now swelling starting to subside two days later but i can feel my toes "creak" when i bend them. like maybe the tendons rubbing against the tendon sheath? anyway..........should i see a doc or wait?
i apparently hurt my foot with the shoes i was wearing......my foot swelled on the top......now swelling starting to subside two days later but i can feel my toes "creak" when i bend them. like maybe the tendons rubbing against the tendon sheath? anyway..........should i see a doc or wait?
Fri, 10 May 2013
hallo dear friend
i hv studied your case
is there swelling over foot ,tenderness at perticular point
you should take Xray foot and rule out any fracture
give ice pack fomentation
take some analgesic and anti inflammatory [enoflam sv]
if there is no fracture pain will subside in one week
take calcium suppliment
check your uric acid and blood sugar
for further query contact on drvaibhavg@yahoo.com
i hv studied your case
is there swelling over foot ,tenderness at perticular point
you should take Xray foot and rule out any fracture
give ice pack fomentation
take some analgesic and anti inflammatory [enoflam sv]
if there is no fracture pain will subside in one week
take calcium suppliment
check your uric acid and blood sugar
for further query contact on drvaibhavg@yahoo.com
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Hi, thanks for using healthcare magic
You can consider waiting another 2 to 3 days to see if the symptoms resolve or start to improve.
The acute trauma that occurred as a result of the shoes would have caused the symptoms, if it feels very uncomfortable you can consider the use of an anti inflammatory pain killer which would speed up the resolution.
This would include medication such as ibuprofen, cataflam, voltaren,celebrex. These should all be used on a full stomach.
I hope this helps
You can consider waiting another 2 to 3 days to see if the symptoms resolve or start to improve.
The acute trauma that occurred as a result of the shoes would have caused the symptoms, if it feels very uncomfortable you can consider the use of an anti inflammatory pain killer which would speed up the resolution.
This would include medication such as ibuprofen, cataflam, voltaren,celebrex. These should all be used on a full stomach.
I hope this helps
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