how long does it take for a fractur little toe to heal?
402440
a few weeks it will get a little better each day take care of it!
886798
yes----------a broken foot takes much longer than that to heal.
282036
Ouch.  That is a serious injury.  Any time you injure a weight bearing bone, you will need a professional assessment and ongoing rehab with your Physical Therapist.  Rehab and recovery from this type of injury can take up to 6 months or longer.\n\nYou can probably look up treatment modalities for this injury on the internet (or take answers from those who do the same), but I would strongly suggest you stick with your Physical Therapist as a source of information, as your situation may be unique in relation to location of fractures, muscles affected and rehab protocols necessary for healing.
409935
4-5 weeks if you're big superstar like 'Goldenballs Beckham" who has access to finest medical science can offer. Best to let it rest for 6-8 weeks. Eat healthily and it'll heal, all broken bones do. \nAnd thank God for that.
977240
A second-degree burn can take anywhere from 10 days to 3 weeks to heal.
340310
I'm not a diabetic, but i know about ankle pain. 2 yrs ago I ws in acar accident and broke my heel and taylor joint (that's under the ankle joint). Also the ligaments, tendons , nerves, and blood vessels were damaged. My toenails didn't grow for 8 months! On the upside of that my pedicure really lasted! Ha! The swelling was horrendous! From my knee down to my toes was the same size. I was in a cast for 6 weeks and wore an equalizer boot to my knee for a year. The swelling went down about 6 months after I got out of the boot. I still have lots of pain and suffering, and my doctor and i are contemplating joint fusion. The sound of that is scary to me, like will I be left with a limp for life. (I already limp but I keep hoping it will gradually go away). You're not alone and now I know I'm not either!
1167457
First of all, a broken bone would not necessarily keep you from moving your toes.\n\nThe fact that it didn't really start hurting till several hours later makes it more likely that it was just a bad bruise, which got more painful because you stayed on your feet and allowed the injury to swell up a lot over the next several hours.\n\nThe best thing would have been to elevate the foot, put a cold pack on it, and use an Ace wrap, and stay off the foot as much as possible. You should still do that, and see a doctor if it gets worse or doesn't start getting better in a day or so.
978008
If you have not had it x-rayed it may be a broken bone. You can walk on broken ankles and you never even know until it's x-rayed. For soft tissue injuries expect at the least 6 weeks to heal. Where do you hear the clicking sound? If it's from your knee it may be the meniscus the cartilage under the knee cap that is torn. I would suggest being seen.
650821
it takes a long time for a new toenail --up to about a year
665331
It can take up to six months for the entire hole to heal up...very normal.
960460
Ive seen sutures stay in as long as 14 days\nyour injury sounds painful.. OUCH\nHope you're feeling better soon
72533
Cut a V shaped notch in the center of the toenail. It will take about a month to notice the improvement and you may have to continue for about a year to keep it from reoccuring. Also its hell on your socks.
523719
It depends whether you've damaged the nail bed or not.\n\nNails are grown from a specialised area of skin called a nail bed. The cells gradually reproduce and dead ones get mixed with a hard protein called keratin, which makes your nail.  When you get an injury much like you've described, someimes this gets damaged. Usually it recovers, but if the cells at the nail bed have all been killed off it may not.\n\nSome people's take a month, some longer. Some take up to a year.\n\nThe vast majority do grow back but you'll just have to wait and see. If it hasn't grown back within a year, it's not going to. \n\nAnd no, I'm afraid there's nothing you can do about it. On the plus side (assuming you had no other injuries to your big toe like a broken bone), other than cosmetic issues it won't give you any long-term problems- it just looks unusual.
1155092
I have a rather boney foot and it hurt pretty badly. I kept having involuntary muscle spasms and my leg kept jumping. Fortunately it was small and simple so it only took 15 minutes. But it was pretty bad as compared to other areas of the body.
558477
If it turns black in the next couple of days, it's probably broken.  They can't do anything with a broken toe except "buddy tape" it to the toe next to it, though, unless it's the big toe.\n\nHope she is okay!
625744
I obtained my worst injury at the age of four, when a hot iron fell on me.  I moved out of the way in time to escape a concussion but my my right foot's pinkie toe got burned and the nail got broken off.  I haven't had any worse injuries than that so far and I really hope I don't get any either.  The injury scars might be cool but the pain aint worth it, that goes for all I care about also.
904859
Rule of thumb: RICE it for first 72 hours.\n\nR: rest\nI: ice\nC: compression\nE: elevation\n\nIf it still hurts, better go ahead and see a doctor....good luck.