Foot pain caused by an object?
I stepped on the buckle of my school bag four or five days ago. This caused a lot of pain. It's been four or five days now, and I still have pain in the sole of my foot. I can barely walk. I'm aware that healing a foot is complicated, given the daily wear and tear. My foot isn't swollen, there's no visible bruise, and it hasn't bled. What could this be, and how can I treat it without having to rush to the doctor? Does anyone have any experience with this? Thank you.
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A diagnosis is made by the doctor. If that lasts longer, it can make sense to let it check.
Otherwise, I did good experiences with Enelbin. A doctor had advised when I had undefined footaches without recognizable cause.
It’s a pistol that’s on the affected spot. ICh then always pulled over the socks so that they’re stuck and the BEtt isn’t fully lubricated.
https://www.onmeda.de/therapie/medikamente/enelbin-paste-n-id210068/
Thanks a lot
Maybe there was a wound and you should probably disinfect and connect it or cover it with a sterile plaster. If there’s pain, that’s always some sign that something’s broken.
There is no external wound. The pain comes from the inside 🤗
Then there is some irritation. There’s probably nothing left to you than just not to burden you.
Maybe even run for a while with crutches or something.
But at the end, a doctor has to look at it when it doesn’t get better
Thank you for your time to answer me 🤗
It’s gonna be better.
Also think I’m not getting around for a doctor’s visit. But until you get an appointment, the foot is already cured 10x by itself 🤣 the pediatrician can’t do anything else