Cuticles should be pushed back with an orange stick or hindu stone and rarely cut. First Aid Pay attention to cuts and bruises of the foot. Like any other injury they should be cleansed and dressed. Generally, minor wounds need little attention. If a wound starts to spread, particularly in lacerations of the sole of the foot, you should consider an emergency visit for stitches.
Puncture wounds are a serious matter and can be dangerous.
Even at the beach, you may encounter hidden obstacles, like glass. Lockjaw is best treated by immunization protection before you injure your foot. You should have a tetanus booster shot every three to seven years. Fractures and Sprains Stubbed toes can be more than just a minor nuisance. If you experience swelling, discoloration, or a persistence of some pain beyond 2 to 3 days, you may have a fracture.