Depending on the type of accident and the force going through the foot, you may need an x-ray of the foot to look for any fractures. Then the treatment will be different.
Dr Vinu Raj
MBBS MRCS FRCS (Trauma&Orthopaedics)
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
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