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Stress Fracture
some weeks ago my right foot/baby toe was very painful - I lived with it for about 3 weeks hoping the pain would go away - however I ended up going to hospital who gave me an x-ray and doctor said it was the above. told me to wear this boot and come back again - second doctor more or less said that it wasn't a stress fracture but me being deaf I couldn't hear him too well but he made it out that the fracture was just a fracture of a fracture. They gave me this black ankle book and I wore it for quite a bit of time today. At about 8 tonight I took it off and the pain was absolutely excruciating after wearing it, pain was unbearable. Can't believe a boot like this was ever made. Now after some hours without the boot pain has calmed down. I won't be wearing this boot again. I literally wanted to cry with pain.
Can anybody offer any thing to say. I have broken a few bones in my time but this has been the most excruciating.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Normal treatment for a broken toe is neighbour strapping, where the broken toe or finger is fixed to the one next to it. A boot would be used for a broken bone further back in the foot. The boot is to immobilise the break, not so you can carry on as normal. Any break would need rest and probably elevation. If you were walking around On it too much no wonder if was painful.
well Rowan the first time/report I got from Dr Dan - that I had a stress fractor. 2 weeks later got another x-ray - another doctor said now I'm thinking a hairline fracture.
But through it all I don't know where the pain is as the baby toe which is supposed to be broke is so unpainful. The pain is hitting around the right of the ankle. So between two consultants - dont think either of them are right.
All I know that the person who created the black boot for whatever was broke should be shot dead with the pain from it.