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Feet problems

Toe,foot,or ankle problems may be caused by an injury. Symptoms also develop ... more

broken foot..your help would be greatly apprciated!

An_200158 posted:

broke my foot a few months ago. i was running and jumped and when i came down my left foot bent to the left. i waled on it for a week with it bruised swollen and hurting very badly. i then went to the hospital had xrays and it was broken. The doc called it a jones fracture and showed me where the bone was a little displaced to the left. i was then seen by a orthopedic doc and he never touched my foot all he did was gove me a small sandel that did nothing for me and said to walk on it. after a about 3 weeks i stopped wearing it. as of now the left side of my left foot still has a decent knot ot it and does have some discomfort when standing for a log time or walking the wrong way on it i was just wanting to know if there was anything thing that could be done to fix the the knot and or discomfort that i still have? Or if i need to have my foot reexamined?

0 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:broken foot..your help would be greatly apprciated!<i>broke my foot a few months ago. i was running and jumped and when i came down my left foot bent to the left. i waled on it for a week with it bruised swollen and hurting very badly. i then went to the hospital had xrays and it was broken. The doc called it a jones fracture and showed me where the bone was a little displaced to the left. i was then seen by a orthopedic doc and he never touched my foot all he did was gove me a small sandel that did nothing for me and said to walk on it. after a about 3 weeks i stopped wearing it. as of now the left side of my left foot still has a decent knot ot it and does have some discomfort when standing for a log time or walking the wrong way on it i was just wanting to know if there was anything thing that could be done to fix the the knot and or discomfort that i still have? Or if i need to have my foot reexamined?</i>

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