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Pain in right big toe's joint
Hi. A couple months ago I was playing soccer in running shoes and someone step on my right big toe. At that moment I just felt a little bit of pain but I kept playing. When the game was over, I started feeling a stabbing pain in the joint, but it didn't last for long. A few weeks later, I played in another soccer match, and in one play I jumped and landed on my big toe, which trigger the same pain. That kept happening for a while when doing the same movement.
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Contrast bath---It is a form of treatment where a limb or the entire body is immersed in warm water followed by the immediate immersion of the limb or body in ice water. This procedure is repeated several times, alternating hot and cold. Note that the treatment should always end in the ice water, as heat will induce the body's inflammatory response, while cold helps to decrease inflammation
⢠Point your toes
⢠Raise your heels
⢠Squeeze your toes
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Dear Respected
I have gone through your problems
May be soft tissue injury.
For more clear advice I need to examine you in details along with some investigation like x ray and blood test.
Revert back with all these.
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