The treatment for a broken toe is the same as most fractures. Your main priority is to ensure that you and the patient are safe from any immediate scene dangers. Your next priority is patient comfort and to prevent the condition from deteriorating.
Signs and Symptoms of a Fractured Toe
1. Patient may complain of pain in the affected toe.
2. Swelling and deformity of the affected toe.
3. Protruding bone and/or teared skin.
4. Patient may have heard the snapping of the bone.
Treatment for a Fractured Toe:
1. Ensure you are safe.
2. Reassure patient and ask for details of the mechanism of injury (how it happened).
3. If no bone is protruding, immobilise the toe by splinting it. This can be done by strapping the toe with tape to the adjacent toe.
4. Elevate to reduce swelling and apply an ice pack to relieve pain.
5. If you are unsure of the severity of the condition, transport to a hospital or a doctor.
Most toe injuries can heal by themselves without medical intervention. However, if you are unsure of the severity of the injury, consult a medical practitioner.
find a cream for it at any pharmacy near youactually for broken toes, you need an xray, then put cotton in between the toe that is broken and the one next to it. Tape the 2 toes together.
Drawing the alphabet in the air with your toes is the best thing you can do.
The mucus membrane of the eyes, the back, the chest, fingers, and toes.
Approximately 2 million toe fractures occur annually in the United States alone, with broken toes being one of the most common types of foot injuries. While exact figures can vary, it's estimated that broken toes account for a significant portion of these injuries, often resulting from stubbing the toe or dropping heavy objects. Many cases go untreated or are self-diagnosed, contributing to the challenge of obtaining precise statistics.
If you're working around horses strong toed paddock boots are great and protect your toes from being broken if a horse were to step on your feet.
elevate, ice, advil/motrin, bed rest 24/48 hours.
JOhnny ramone had fingers like a normal person but a broken toe during his childhood.
Quick run! The purple snot monster is going to crawl through the cracks in the wall and eat your toes
Cute toes with nail polish on them! Depends on what you consider attractive. Long toes, short toes, fat toes, thin toes, toes with nail polish, toes with fake nails on, brown toes, white toes, red toes, etc... I'm partial to elephant toes!
Some causes for foot pain are fractured or broken toes, nerve damage, calluses, or warts on the feet.
No, it is not true. I'm 72 year old, and I have never broken any of my toes (touch wood!).
In June 2007, he was involved in a serious motorcycle accident which left him in a wheelchair with a fractured spine and broken feet (with seven broken toes), which left him unable to perform. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Harding