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Played soccer barefoot on thanksgiving, nephew kicked me in the foot, still starts to get really sore and painful after walking a bit, any ideas?
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Pain in the foot.: Need an xray to rule out fracture. That's where to start. If negative then other things can decided upon. Till then rest, ice elevate.
Answered 1/4/2016
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