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Last night I stubbed it on a door. A toe went either side of the door. I didn't really notice too much pain after doing it last night, (I had been drinking), but waking up this morning it bloody hurts and it's getting worse. I can kind of bend it, but there does seem to be a lump at the base. It is getting more painful to walk on.
Perhaps I will ask the physio to have a look at it at the gym.
Perhaps I will ask the physio to have a look at it at the gym.
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I had a friend that use t always break her toes. Whats worse is she always did it on purpose by breaking it with her hands. She use to break her fingers too.
Paradox: wrote:
> If you can move it then you're fine.
>
> When I broke my hand I couldnt move it at all. You'll have bruised
> it. Unless its a hairline crack.
I broke my arm when I was younger and it was able to still move fingers.
And it most definately something wrong with it. I Don't know whether it was the pain or the fact it was completely out of place and I had to carry it around the place.
Bloody NHS.
I had to wait till midnight in the emergency waiting room.
I broke it round 4 to 6 too.
Damn the John Radcliffe.
> If you can move it then you're fine.
>
> When I broke my hand I couldnt move it at all. You'll have bruised
> it. Unless its a hairline crack.
I broke my arm when I was younger and it was able to still move fingers.
And it most definately something wrong with it. I Don't know whether it was the pain or the fact it was completely out of place and I had to carry it around the place.
Bloody NHS.
I had to wait till midnight in the emergency waiting room.
I broke it round 4 to 6 too.
Damn the John Radcliffe.
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