Treatment For A Broken Toe

Wondering how to treat and manage a broken toe? The good news is, a lot of this can be done from the comfort of your home!
As always, remember to seek care from a medical qualified professional if you are concerned about an injury. With regards to toe injuries, it is prudent to seek medical attention especially if you have: injuries of the great toe, open injuries (where the skin has been torn/lacerated as a result of the trauma), displaced/shifted injuries with visible deformities of the toe, or injuries causing pain at the base of the toe/in the foot/metatarsals.
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