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Impact wound / trauma (Foot)

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Average recovery time: 19 days

Recorded instances

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JoS1 daysdetails
ken2 daysrestdetails
Shek2 daysDoesnt hurt on flexion, only extension, so I'll consider it healed as far as running is concerned.details
MrPither3 daysMore trainings in trail shoes, ice, ibu, sleeping with socks on can't have hurt either. Didn't stop training altogether though.details
slang3 daysSurprised how quickly the bruise disappeared. I was expecting it take a couple of weeks.details
dkonotopetz3 daysdetails
justwah4 daysice few time per day, for first 2 day then dispose then 21/5 didn't feel paindetails
GregBalter4 daysIcing workeddetails
josh884 daysdetails
mbading4 daysAfter 4 days the pain has gone down, so I think I just bruised it.details
ken5 daysice for 36hrs, then just rest.details
Elmo5 daysDue to the exam-flavoured lack of a lot of training, it stopped weeping eventually, and healed up.details
MinnesotaRambler5 daysIce and elevation. Tape splint for a couple of days and rest. details
Bruce6 daysantibiotics x 2 tetanus ice elevation ultrasounddetails
runnerwannabee6 dayshaven't lost the nails...yet. But they feel ok to run on! Tender if I touch them but...they don't feel too bad.details
big ev7 daysdetails
div9 daysalmost gone, some swalleness around joint remaines. ice 1s/dat 10min, ibu 1x600/day, glucozamide 1x2pills.details
Hobitas11 daysdetails
randallxski11 daysTime away from skiing and skiing in the old boots helped to resolve this. I need new "new boots". :-(details
olympicdreamer12 daysdont step on sharp rocks otherwise your foot will get cut...details
Kez13 daysPretty sure its better now :os Had some later problems with a bit of tendonitis due to the swelling (Self diagnosis). Still need to take it easy over the next week to make sure it fully recovers. I'll be scared of sticks while night orienteering from now on. details
Dalen14 dayssome massages and 2 weeks rest...details
vyc17 daysdid nothing :) reduced training amount a little bit..details
cledlie18 daysInevitably some toe damage on such a long run. Pleased that there was so little impact from the 53 miles. details
jjcote19 daysThis eventually subsided, along with the minor bruise on the lower thigh of the same leg from the HG landing at Wellfleet. Nancy made me take a bunch of ibuprofen and ice the heel, and I also iced the thigh, but it wasn't evident to me that this improved the recovery time.details
Ecmo22 daysdetails
kurthu23 daysdetails
HKuestner23 daysI've learned that leaving pencils sticking up on the floor is not a good idea ;-).details
inuksuk31 daysJust time. Took antibiotics after foot swelled and got gamy overnight the first night. Stayed off it for about a week, and hobbled on for the better part of another...details
Ezy31 daysdetails
Quirkey36 daysDont run down totally unfamiliar paths in complete darkness ...... especially whilst you've got a head torch with you (switched off) ... what a numpty!details
Ezy38 daysdetails
boyle46 daysDon't walk in dark rooms.details
guitarbiker213 daysI think it was broken 7 months later still not as good as before but still some pain. What can you do with a baby toe?details
PhilW18+ daysdetails
bct69+ daysI think it was caused by overstriding while pushing hard during a 4M race. Maybe it was just the pounding from running hard. Ice helped. Bike helped. Rest helped. Massage maybe felt a little better, but I don't think that helped. I tried the metatarsal gel pads under the show insole; I don't think that helped.details
lost90+ daysdetails
Nails93+ daysdetails
Nielsen344+ daysdetails
Jul!e421+ daysdetails
DanielaL460+ daysdetails
purt615+ daysdetails


 

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