
swamisez
Posts: 1,990
Jul 17, 2011 3:02pm
I will never slight an athlete for missing time with this injury ever again.
Holy cow, I have barely been able to walk for two days. Orthopedist says it could take 3-4 weeks before pain subsides.
anyone else ever had it?
Been icing and keeping it elevated, any more suggestions for treatment?
Holy cow, I have barely been able to walk for two days. Orthopedist says it could take 3-4 weeks before pain subsides.
anyone else ever had it?
Been icing and keeping it elevated, any more suggestions for treatment?
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captvern
Posts: 833
Jul 17, 2011 3:05pm
Yes i had it when i was in college. It was very painful. Ended up having surgery

like_that
Posts: 26,625
Jul 17, 2011 3:23pm
swamisez;832234 wrote:I will never slight an athlete for missing time with this injury ever again.
Holy cow, I have barely been able to walk for two days. Orthopedist says it could take 3-4 weeks before pain subsides.
anyone else ever had it?
Been icing and keeping it elevated, any more suggestions for treatment?
I had it. It sucked. The doctor said it is worse than breaking your toe, and he wasn't kidding. When it starts to heal, be sure to start stretching your toe out otherwise you will lose all flexibility in that toe, and set yourself up for another injury.

like_that
Posts: 26,625
Jul 17, 2011 3:25pm
Also I am with you. I used to just smh when I saw pro football players sidelined for 2 weeks because of turf toe. I immediately ate my crow after I had my turf toe. It is incredible how some of those guys go out there and play with their toe only being around 50%.