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by ljb
I was diagnosed with a sprain, contusion, 2nd mtp synovitis, and fibular sesamoiditis. This was not a gradual thing as so many sites say. (And rarely wear high heels.) I would call it a traumatic event. I had no pain in foot or forefoot in many years. I was riding my bicycle with my son's trailer attached. Sometimes to get myself going, I will push off a curb. I was wearing running shoes of a well-known brand that are wider in the toe area. . .perfect for me. I maybe pushed off too hard three weeks ago. I felt crackle snap pop kind of below my first second and third toes, but in the ball of my foot. Immediate explosion of pain. For the first seconds I thought I'd fractured toes, because the pain went up, and also felt it almost down to my heel. As it subsided a bit, I realized that I could move my toes themselves without pain (also having had a confirmed broken toe years ago gave me something to compare to.) I could notwalk on it, and even on my heel, felt/feels like pain is still pulling in one line from up below big toe. . .the sesamoiditis? Anyway iced a lot the evening. Husband got out my crutches from other iniuries several years prior. I stayed off. Took advil, but irtitates stomach. Anyway, had xrays twice. All they could see was no fracture. I was given a short boot to wear for two weeks. And told to wean off the crutches, and I would never have to come back because it would heal. I am still on crutches because even in the boot I can still barely tolerate placing weight on most of my foot. I have a young son, and if he has even accidently touched my foot, I cry because the pain was do bad. Even in the boot, I realized that when I stand, I keep trying to put all my weight to the outside of my foot, which isn't great, because of a
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