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Toe Dislocation Definition
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What is a toe dislocation?
A person with a toe dislocation has a bone in the toe that is out of place. When an injury tears the ligaments that hold a joint together, the bones may separate, resulting in abnormal alignment. A toe fracture or toenail injury may occur with a toe dislocation. ![]() What are the symptoms of a toe dislocation? Symptoms of a toe dislocation include a deformed toe, as well as toe pain, swelling, and tenderness. Additional symptoms include a subungual hematoma or a toenail injury. ![]() How does the doctor treat a toe dislocation? Treatment for a toe dislocation includes restoring the normal alignment of the bones. Additional treatment may include rest, cold compresses, elevation, a splint, protective shoe, and crutches. Occasionally, surgery may be required to repair a severe dislocation and fracture of the first toe. |
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