It can be difficult: Without an x-ray, you may not be able to diagnose a fracture. Some fractures are obvious without an x-ray but some are not. Dislocations often times are easier to diagnose without an x-ray but you won't necessarily be able to diagnose a toe dislocation without an x-ray. In short, if you are concerned about the possibility of a toe fracture or dislocation, see an orthopaedic doctor and get x-rays.
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Misalignment: If you have misalignment of the toe, most likely it is fractured or dislocated. See your local foot specialist for an evaluation. Failure of treatment can lead to chronic problems. Dr l.
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