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How to treat soccer toe
Rest after the injury.
If you have soccer toe, the first symptoms the injured player will notice will be pain, swelling, and limited movement in the injured foot and toe. It's important for the player to rest the injured area so that the injury is not worsened and the body can begin to heal.

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(1). Once the player is at home resting, they should elevate the injured foot (at least while ice packs are applied), to moderate blood flow to the foot. Put ice packs on the injured toe.
(2). Do not perform any sports activity if you find that there is an inflammation causing pain or swelling that pains the affected foot. You will be encouraged to resume sports activities, and do not take a trip to the doctor if there is anything that is causing the swelling.
(3). It's important to stay away from both the injury and the foot, as this will help the affected toe heal. Cover broken and damaged areas with bandages.
(4). The pain will significantly decrease if you rest the injured part of the foot or toe. If you're injured with soccer toe, your doctor will instruct you to rest for at least 6 to 8 days after surgery.
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