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I have talofibular ligament sprain and soft tissue injury with swelling.. doctor prescribed me  synthetic plaster...but the day after plaster bruises occur below the finger (the edge of plaster)..and it increases...but I don't have any numbness in my toe finger . Why bruising occurred?
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Some amount of bruising is normal with ligament sprains. As long as your pain doesn't increase and there is not much of swelling you may continue the plaster cast advised by your treating orthopaedic surgeon
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Keep the limb elevated over a pillow while sitting or lying down to decrease the chances of further swelling
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Avoid bearing excessive weight on the affected limb if possible.
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It is because of the bruising from the initial injury.
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As long as there are not any wound or pain continue the cast and keep the limb elevated.
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Continue cast it is normal to have bruise after injury there are specific medicines for it Consult me search browse on goggle practo Dr Rajinder sharma senior Orthopaedic neurospine surgeon 42 years expertise Govt retd Hod/Director now practice at chandigarh at ——— Sarhind Orthopaedic Multispeciality medical centre sco 23 sector 33 d Chandigarh main market near Terrace garden
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It's a natural phenomenon nothing to be scared off. Just continue the plaster for 2 weeks and then review
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Bruising is due to blood from the sprained ligament seeping towards the toes
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keep the limb elevated over pillow while sleeping
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if pain increases or wounds occur around the plaster consult doctor
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