Yes, crutches can be used to alleviate weight from a stretched or injured foot, allowing for better mobility and reducing pain during the healing process. They help keep weight off the affected area, promoting recovery. It's important to consult a healthcare professional for appropriate guidance on their use and any specific treatment recommendations.
The crutches would definitely relieve the pressure on the foot, because you would not be putting your weight on it by walking. It would then give the foot ample chance to start healing.
by breaking you leg/ anklex
All people with jellyfish stings to the leg or foot will need crutches
I really want some crutches and i havent done anything to my leg/foot but if it hurts that bad try buy some off maybe eBay or if u no somone who has broke their foot/leg before and still have their crutches ask them if u can keep them :) glad i could help
I'm no positive, but i know ankle, thigh, hip, or foot injuries need crutches on some occations.
In the case of a fracture or sprain, the goal is to keep weight off the injured limb during healing. Crutches allow the patient to use only a single foot, plus the two crutch tips, for the stable tripod stance.
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millions of people use crutches millions and millions by chris Adams
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The proper way to use crutches is to place your weight on your hands, not under your arms. Crutches should be adjusted so that when you are using them, there is space between your armpit and the top of the crutches. If you are already using the crutches correctly yet you still have an irritated nerve you can try different crutches that wrap around your forearms, or use a walker or wheelchair.