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Average recovery time: 38 days

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Ezy0 daysdetails
Wyatt1 daysJust did some normal stretching (rolling ankle to the outside) for this in the evening on and off, and some ice. Didn't seem to help that evening, but when I woke up, it was fine all day.details
Bruce1 daysrest day, plenty of ice, swapped my work shoes for casual shoes on Friday too, which seemed to help.details
PhilW1 daysTook Colchimax and drank lots of water. Usually does the trick.details
pjw211 daysseemed a bit better today. didn't walk so fardetails
Tom R1 daysdetails
AlexO2 daysplaying ultimate, which has a lot of sideways motion caused the problem. It went away on its own after a couple of days.details
ken2 daysdetails
bryant2 daysit seemed to go away fast, but came back in late july, early august.details
bryant2 daysdetails
TheInvisibleLog2 daysRest, change work shoesdetails
Acampbell3 daysnot sure what caused it. went to the ciropractor and he thinks it might have been a stress fracture caused by ballet. he did something to my foot and it now does not hurt so alls good. details
NSW Stinger3 daysantibiotics cleared up infection quickly but toe nail was a lost causedetails
Sid3 daysDamage was superficial but had black foot for a while. Bought new skates with better protection.details
Hobitas3 daysdetails
orienteeringTim3 daysseem ok without any treatment... actually don't know what happening with my ankle... = ="details
Ralph3 daysdetails
LittleBit3 daysPossibly from being in those road trainers for 2hours? Odd.details
hel vino3 daysWEEEIRDest injury ever, sunday it was intensely painful I couldn't even walk properly in the afternoon. So I did the classic RICE all Sunday afternoon & evening and it miraculously got better to the extent that I could do jumping, running drills, fast stuff on Monday morning with no pains whatsoever. I have changed the lacing on all my right foot running shoes so nothing will press there & won't wear the Ice Bugs for a while - if ever. details
BillJarvis3 days3 days without running seemed to work ...will find out tomorrow.details
PatS3 daysdetails
Blaaz4 daysdetails
Bruce4 daysJust seemed to get better after a couple of days. Ice definately helped, and not too much walking in my work shoes. details
WArhys4 daysRecovered on its own within a few days. Cause unknown.details
Bruce4 daysJust like magic - rest for about 2-3 days and it's fine again.details
PhilW4 daysmeds finally kicked indetails
cnoc4 daysStrapped it and did no leg excersises what so ever. RICE evey nightdetails
Shep4 daysrestdetails
Schmole4 daysdetails
pjw214 daysNo pain this morningdetails
orienteeringTim5 daysalso don't know what happening with my foot and how no pain i feel more without any treatment... = ="details
Macca5 daysNever use Leuko or Elastoplast sports tape again!details
pjw215 daysseems to have resolved with less walkingdetails
Quirkey5 daysNot actually recovered yet, but it's not the sort of thing worthy of being marked as 'injured' on APdetails
Martinsson5 daysdetails
KT6 daysTake a few days off, and ice it several times daily.details
L-Jackson6 daysdetails
dersu6 daysdetails
Gil7 daysIt was bruesed.Just take it easy. details
div7 daysdetails
Justina7 daysIsvada labai paprasta - netingeti daryti apsilimo.... details
franklinwood7 days07.06.13: Ran 20km on Saturday and had only a slight pain, but it was relieved by wiggling the toes. Ran 15km today and had no problems. I think the rest has been good. Plus I think I caught it in the early stages. Will keep a check on it, esp. given I have a 100k in 2 weeks. I think perhaps it was a combination of overuse and I the shoes were too tight. rdetails
dersu7 daysInitial diagnosis probably correct. Kept my shoelaces loose and it went away on its own. details
PhilW7 daysDiclofenac for 6 days-this is the 4th, start with colchimax for 3 months the allopurinol for who knows how long.details
matt_parton8 daysdetails
andrewg8 daysEven weeks after, my foot still is damaged. When i'm running, there is still that burning tightness feeling like the nail had just been pulled out. Luckily it didn't leave any pernament damage, and i will eventually be good as new once again.details
Loopy Lou8 daysdetails
Sherpa9 daysStill swollen, but not sore anymore. details
matt_parton9 daysdetails
saiph9 daysdetails
Neil K10 daysyep as above. details
Tyson10 daysStill hurts, but it doesn't affect my running any more.details
Macca10 daysIan fixed it for me :)details
PhilW10 daysCross training, rest. I'm not 100% sure it's OK, but it feels OK most of the time.details
Wyatt10 daysSome achilles to toe stretching. Wearing shoes with wider toe box. Pain relieveing patches under the ball of my foot. Not sure what worked, but it slowly went away. I may stay away from the new Asics I got as they may be too small. Not sure. details
ahall10 dayslet it heal....details
TimGood11 daysdetails
pfc11 daysStill not 100%, but severity < 1details
bbrooke11 daysI think I can keep this in check with regular ibuprofen and icing.details
Hobitas11 daysdetails
Karhunpoika11 daysOnly rest of couple weeks. From beginning few minutes period per day cool and hot shower.details
ebuckley12 daysUsing thicker socks. Haven't had any trouble since.details
ebuckley12 daysdetails
RJM12 daysno running for over a week (easy because of poor weather).details
Bert Bennett12 daysMust try not to keep reinjuring my ankles! details
Wyatt13 daysOrienteering in my old green O' shoes seems to help this. Running didn't help much.details
Schwepps13 daysTwo weeks of restdetails
omaster13 dayseventually stopped being a problem. just slowly went awaydetails
Anna14 daysWhen I first hurt it, I could still run on it, so I did. But then it didn't get better, so I stayed off it, and it healed a lot quicker.details
Tane14 daysAlways cut your toe nails before a big run!details
Ant Squire14 daysdetails
avro14 daysdetails
chiuihc14 daysicedetails
bedders15 daysRest. Will say it's recovered for now but I will continue to keep tabs on it.details
PhilW16 daysDoubled the dose on Tuesday with the Dr. advise. No problems the next day. Plan of action is to continue with 1/day for 3 months, and begin on another preventative med. The frequent attacks this year could be due to my weight loss this year, and being more on the dehydrated side most of the time. certain Food (seafood,pork) and alcohol are a triggers though.details
Ambie17 daysdetails
Tullster17 daysdetails
Kiki17 daysdetails
Bruce18 daysRest day on Friday seemed to dilute any remaining pain.details
Cher124018 daysdetails
jwolff18 daysdetails
Warti18 daysdetails
MrPither19 daysnot cured yet, but tired of being on the injury list.details
yeagerjoel19 daysdetails
3m19 daysNot really sure what was going.. still kind of there when I run, will ask physiodetails
hel vino19 daysThis was an unbelievably frustrating injury, everytime it felt like getting better the pain would come back even worse than before. There isn't much you can do with soft tissue injuries like this apart from be sensible and rest at first and then gradually start to train again to strengthen the joint once it's started to heal. I was a bit lucky in that I did it at EOC so there was a physio there to tell me not to run at first - otherwise I would have (it's a toe) & it probably would have gone ...details
ahall19 daysIf you think something is infected it probably is..... I got so fed up with the pain on Monday 22nd that I soaked and drained the wound - instant relief and a surprising amount of gunk. Doctor confirmed that I had done the right thing at my follow up on Wednesdaydetails
Stijn20 daysdetails
Inprin21 daysdetails
cnoc21 daysdetails
grroes21 daysgradual decrease in pain until finally no pain on april 27details
kurthu22 daysdetails
hkleaf22 daysThere hasn't been any pain post-run in the last week. More importantly, no discomfort felt after the hard hill repeats yesterday. So I'm going to take this off the list. What helped? New shoes, or more specifically not wearing the Pearl Izumi. No track/super fast running plus icing also helped. I've also done a much better job stretching. details
LilFlip23 daysCaused by over-doing it - too much too fast. Recovered with time and rest. Not sure of exact recovery date, so this is a guess.details
mmace23 daysdetails
C224 daysdetails
Bruce24 daysa couple of weeks rest from running. Not completely gone, but definately better.details
ken26 daysalmost instantly better after changing shoes.details
runnerwannabee26 dayskept shoes off as much as possible, stretcheddetails
speedy27 daysActualy I just kept training dispute slight pain. It feels better as of today, Aug 25th. So, I'm going to close it.details
Solo30 daysdetails
jeffw31 daysMy foot seems mostly better as I'm planning to get back to my usual running schedule. Reducing the amount of running, avoiding rocks, and icing once in awhile helped the recovery.details
roschi31 daysmetatarsyl pad and lotsa advil/naproxendetails
dabond31 daysmake sure to get rid of old shoesdetails
connyletta32 daysdetails
Jagge34 daysdetails
vyc36 dayslabai tikiuos kad praejo.. nieko ipatingo nebandziau, nusipirkau papildoma ciurnai kojine, vis patepliodavai diclacu ir gal labiausiai padejo varzybos kuriose adrenalinas uzmusa visus skausmus.. :)details
Tullster36 daysdetails
ClancyMultisport36 daysdetails
Fraser Ross38 daysdetails
Fraser Ross38 daysdetails
Daniele38 daysdetails
Matt the Cat39 daysDon't break toes. It hurts quite a lot.details
ilks40 daysdetails
matt_parton42 daysdetails
Mani42 daysdetails
bomfunk43 daysdetails
ktiep200345 daysChiropractor adjusted bones in foot. Work on stretching achilles by using stretching block 3 minutes at a time. Work on getting bones to be loosened up. Mobility.details
Macca45 daysdetails
Fraser Ross46 daysdetails
prez now retired48 daysIts better tho not fixeddetails
dersu49 daysThis was PTT but the severity masked its true naturedetails
Georgia53 daysdetails
Vaala59 daysTying my shoelaces too tight is not a good idea, especially not ice skates after your feet have swollen from running that morning! Recovery? Try and keep off it and then watch your laces every time you tie them.details
Loopy Lou65 daysdetails
noken71 daysdetails
hkleaf74 daysTypical R.I.C.E. treatment, plus NSAID for a little while. Still haven't worn any extra arch support with shoes yet, and so far no relapses. But I'll probably look into getting a pair of Power Step.details
velocity girl78 daysdetails
DARTvg81 daysOveruse, heavy weight in pack on long distance. I'm focusing on strength training and hoping it will prevent and re-occurencedetails
ClancyMultisport101 daysdetails
guitarbiker106 daysdetails
GrantM109 daysWasn't a neuroma - bloody stupid Internet diagnosis on my part. It was a structural thing with my foot. In the end I went to the podiatrist and got some v. expensive orthotics. Seems to have done the trick. Hasn't cured the problem, but it has mitigated it dramatically. Can't wear the orthotics when O'ing - they don't fit inside my ankle braces, but manage to wear them most of the other time. They do help.details
Quirkey117 daysThe forced rest-up on account of another more serious injury (broken ribs) seems to have done the trick. 2007-10-26 Gone away again it would appear.... will this turn into a recurring nag??details
eileen131 daysdetails
blegg146 daysdetails
Wyatt153 daysStretching the toe flexor helped a lot when I figured that out - basically start with a calf stretch, but then just keep pushing the knee forward letting the heel come off the ground, but keeping the ball of the foot and toes on the ground.details
PhilW158 daysNot really recovered, but I think this one will need to go down as chronic. It's not going away, but not getting any worse either. Old age maybe?details
Tullster180 daysdetails
jools182 daysI don't know if it has recovered, but I've seen the podiatrist a couple of times and tried changing the profile of my sole, to take the impact off the sore part, but that hasn't helped. I reckon it's plantar faciitis, and am trying a stretch suggested in a recent running magazine. It's not getting any worse. details
grail226 daysdetails
Fat Rat230 daysdetails
naomi235 daysnot sure if it was a stress fracture. trained on the bike only for a while and when i tried running afterwards the pain was gone.details
TommyQ270 daysStill not perfect nine months later but nearly up to running 30 minutes and I'm now confident the operation was the right way to go.details
Manney1420 daysdetails
mindsweeper427 daysIt was interesting that the problem did not go away while I was not training due to my hip injury. I think the problem gets worse when I wear one particular pairs of office shoes too much, and I'll try to avoid that.details
siaipsau2+ daysdetails
distracted4+ daysdetails
JT10+ daysdetails
TheInvisibleLog12+ daysdetails
olle7123+ daysdetails
GOUGER34+ daysdetails
Georg64+ daysdetails
JonD66+ daysdetails
CatherineB87+ daysdetails
JohnH89+ daysdetails
Grandpa Bagger109+ daysdetails
Grandpa Bagger109+ daysdetails
Grandpa Bagger109+ daysdetails
Grandpa Bagger109+ daysdetails
Grandpa Bagger114+ daysdetails
bill_l119+ daysdetails
CatherineB122+ daysdetails
jaderigby90165+ daysdetails
nick1723305+ daysdetails
MaTomas311+ daysdetails
Manney1353+ daysdetails
Nieuwy364+ daysdetails
Gil380+ daysdetails
gruver439+ daysdetails
Clemens474+ daysdetails
AGriff641+ daysdetails
danf861+ days6/17 I've had the orthotics for two weeks now roughly and I think they've made a big difference. The numbness still shows up on very sandy runs (like Torrey Pines) but I haven't experienced any from harder surfaces, even on significant hills. In addition, the orthotics seem to help somewhat with my calf problems as well. I suppose I should take this off my "injury" list. I'm doing strengthening exercises for my posterior tibial tendon and feet in general (including balancing exercises). ...details
jm1279928+ daysdetails
millie1503+ daysdetails
div2833+ daysdetails


 

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