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How long does it take for toe swelling to go down?
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It depends: On what caused it. For example toe swelling as a post op complication is difficult to get rid of and takes a long time. Toes can be wrapped ( be careful not to cut off circulation) with a material like coban, or coflex one inch.
Answered 6/3/2018
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Long time: Gravity pulls fluid down. I have seen toes stay swollen for a year.
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