Toe injury, Surgery FAQ

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Sudden Toe Injury: Causes, Treatment, and When to See a Doctor

A wound (abrasion, swelling, and pain) suddenly appeared at the bottom of the toe without any apparent cause? I suddenly noticed a wound (a cut, swelling, and pain) at the bottom of my toe without any apparent reason. I don't recall bumping or cutting it in the past few days...


Dr. Li Qinglong Reply:
Hello, it is recommended that you visit the surgical outpatient clinic for a physician's evaluation. Hualien Hospital, Ministry of Health and Welfare, cares about your health.

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Should You See a Doctor for a Stubbed Toe Injury?

The toe was caught in the door? When standing at the door, the door was forcefully slammed shut by a child, pinching the little toe in the gap at the bottom. The little toe is swollen to a size larger than all the other toes except for the big toe, with bruising. It hurts when st...


Dr. Peng Xianwen Reply:
Further evaluation is needed to check for any fractures and to assess if there is any damage to the nails. It is recommended to visit a surgical department. Director Peng Hsien-Wen at Nantou Hospital.

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Persistent Toe Injury: Causes and Treatment for Non-Healing Wounds

Hello, doctor. I would like to ask you something? I have a wound next to the toenail of my left big toe. The area around the wound feels red and swollen, and there is oozing of blood and tissue fluid. There is also a hard, callus-like growth protruding. It doesn't hurt when ...


Dr. Li Zhonghuai Reply:
Hello! Based on your description, I recommend undergoing surgery for debridement, as it would facilitate a quicker recovery. Of course, it is absolutely necessary to avoid contact with tap water. Wishing you well! Changhua Hospital cares about you!

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