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Did I just break my toe?

Hit it on a small Al step ladder. Hurts a lot.


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Old 08-20-2008, 06:53 AM
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Break or dislocate or making a right turn?
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Pull on it. Hard.
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Time to call the Toe Truck? Just "body splint" it to the next toe, I think that's all you can do.
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just tape it to the the next toe and tough it out until it heals. not much else you can do.
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pull On It. Hard.
Are You Serious?
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Most likely, tape it to the next toe that's about all you can do for it.
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Old 08-20-2008, 07:01 AM
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So how many times did you say the "F' word when it happened?
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Man they look bad - did you hit all of them?
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Old 08-20-2008, 07:02 AM
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So how many times did you say the "F' word when it happened?
only once and then went on my way for the last 20 minutes, then it started to hurt. same as when I cut my face with a chain saw. the initial act didn't do much, but it hurt a wee bit more after a spell.
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like Moses said, if you have the courage,
or contact Mule..he will gladly help.
Like Craig said...tape it , wear comfy shoes for a few weeks.

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Are You Serious?
In the "old" days a broken or dislocated toe was "set" by pulling on it and realigning it. Then you tape your little toe to it's neighbor.

I did this once. Hurt like hell, but healed fine.

My OFFICIAL response is; Go see a doctor and let them figure it out.
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Doctor will pull on it, splint it, tape it to the next one and charge you $1000. DIY, send $500 to Moses and you'll still be ahead.

Moses, my cut is $250.
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Thanks Moses! and thank you all for the great advice. need to get back to work.

Step 1: Tie some cord around your desk leg, then around the toe. Must be tight! Don't pull, just kick back. 3 times and it was straight and felt great (comparatively)





Step 2: wrap with some 1/2 inch Al bar stock.

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Old 08-20-2008, 07:24 AM
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Nice work!
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Pull on it. Hard.
what he said, then tape 4th and 5th toes together

never mind

put ice on it 20 minutes out of every hour

I have those exact same running shoes
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Old 08-20-2008, 07:29 AM
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what he said, then tape 4th and 5th toes together

never mind

put ice on it 20 minutes out of every hour

I have those exact same running shoes
thanks, just took a few Ibuprofen too, have the ice pack out.

They are great shoes, aren't they!
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Shaun ,if you place the splint on the bottom (sole) you will be able to get some shoes on.
oh..it's going to change color...purple,blue with a tint of yellow is common.

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[QUOTE=Shaun 84 Targa;4130129]
Step 1: Tie some cord around your desk leg, then around the toe. Must be tight! Don't pull, just kick back. 3 times and it was straight and felt great (comparatively)

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Shaun you are ******* nuts!
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Old 08-20-2008, 07:41 AM
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Shaun ,if you place the splint on the bottom (sole) you will be able to get some shoes on.
oh..it's going to change color...purple,blue with a tint of yellow is common.

Rika
Thanks Rika, I may do that. Need to drive 2+ hours today, lot of running around. Looking forward to the color change!



[QUOTE=Kurt V;4130176][QUOTE=Shaun 84 Targa;4130129]
Step 1: Tie some cord around your desk leg, then around the toe. Must be tight! Don't pull, just kick back. 3 times and it was straight and felt great (comparatively)

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Shaun you are ******* nuts!
This wasn't already apparent? I've got to try harder!

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