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Broken big toe, no range of movement

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Feb 7, 2023.

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I broke my big toe five weeks ago. Two things I have learned: what fracture blisters are and what they look like, and that fractures are measured in pieces. My toe was broken into three pieces by two fractures. I foolishly walked around on it for a week before getting it looked at. Since then, I have been in a boot.

Early on, I noticed that I could not move my toe more than a centimeter above the ground, and that it tended to droop if I took my foot off the floor. I'm not actually supposed...

Broken big toe, no range of movement

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admin, Feb 7, 2023

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