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A car wheel rolled over my right foot i can move my foot and no pain but do i need to go to emergency? what if it causes a tear in a vessel or artery or something i'm so worried?
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Its hard to answer this without an examination. There are many variables to this question that need details to address it. Please see a doctor
Answered 3/23/2021
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The ER is not needed if you have no symptoms. If something was torn or broke, you would have a swollen, discolored foot and/or significant pain. No pain and no outward signs equals very low risk of any significant problem. This is not an "emergent need" for an ER. If you really want it looked at, tomorrow call your primary physician or utilize an urgent care, not the ER.
Answered 3/26/2021
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