My teenage daughter's big toe (and into her foot) hurts to bend, and there is no bruising. strain, sprain or fracture?

Check it out: Even though there was no trauma there is the possibility of a stress fracture. There is also other condition could do that, check it out please.

More Information: Without more information on whether there was any sort of injury and what that might have been it is hard to say. Either way, with this will likely require xrays as a simple diagnostic measure.

I: Suggest she see a dr. The only way to see a fracture is by x-ray.

Sounds like : Hallux limitis. This can be caused by a few factors such as a spur at the top of the first metatarsal head. A podiatric evaluation would be helpful in cofirming this diagnosis and offereing treatment options for your daughter. If the condition hurts while she walks but she has motion off weightbearing an orthotic can be helpful but surgery may be necessary.

Could be: Any of those. Was there any injury? Could be a biomechanical abnormality which may have resulted in this symptom. If this is persistent, see podiatrist for evaluation and x-rays to determine cause.

See a doctor: She needs to see a doctor and get an x-ray to find the problem.

Have it evaluated.: Pain may be due to fracture, sprains, arthritis, muscle, nerve or tendon injuries. Have the foot evaluated so that you may get the appropriate care.