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Foot injury

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So, several months ago I went to round house kick a guy and as he pulled out of my range my foot slammed into his elbow.

The injury is down by the big toe, right before any of the toes. I can both extend and flex all my toes, so i know I didn't break them. However, if i try to do lunges or frog walks that area hurts from being flexed or extended. I can walk fine with no pain.

I was just wondering how long it would take to heal completely.

Have you been to a doctor yet, Geminias? That's a long time ago - you should really get it looked at, rather than dealing with the pain, which could lead to something worse down the road.

My wife had an injury three years like that. She didn't go to the doctor. Her foot is still injured, and hasn't improved much at all.

"Anything worth doing is worth doing badly." - Baleia

I can both extend and flex all my toes, so i know I didn't break them.
That doesn't mean you didn't break something. You should get an x-ray.

Get it looked at. Although there might not be much they can do for it. I did something similar but got the joint of my big toe on the guy's elbow. Went to the doctor but they didn't even bother x-raying it because even if it was a fracture like they suspected, there was nothing they could do about it anyway.

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