Best shoes for broken toes?
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I've quite badly broken my toe, its a spiral fracture of the proximal phalanx of my 4th toe. I did it nearly 3 weeks ago and had it put back in place at the hospital and have it buddy strapped to the next toe.
I had it checked last week and it is still in position but it's is still really painful but due to having two young children I'm not able to rest it much so guessing thats why!
We are off on holiday next week and will be doing a fair bit of (limping) walking. I currently can only wear Ugg (soft) boots or slippers. Any other shoes I could buy to make my life more comfortable. it's going to be cold so sandals are not an option. Links to the right style would really help too!
Also any tips on helping it recover or reducing pain. As i said I can't rest that much so anything else I could do!
Has anyone had a similar injury and how long did it take to recover?
Thanks
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sandi27417 tara96372
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Readybluedragon tara96372
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Having had similar experience, I swear by Rockport's World Tour Women's Classic. Both my surgeon and podiatrist recommended them.
auntiebeanie tara96372
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sandi27417 auntiebeanie
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tara96372
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Thank you that's really helpful and I will look them all up.
I've tried my normal boots and trainers (3 weeks tomorrow post break) and it's still too painful! How long does t usually take to get back to normal shoes? It just feels like the top is pressing down on the toe and that is just uncomfortable!
sandi27417 tara96372
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LellyM tara96372
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I have always found with broken toes the best bet shoe wise is something sturdy that you can lace tight. With my most recent break (2 months ago) I found my usual day shoes (1.5 inch heel) we too painful and I couldn't bend my toes enough to get into my safety boots so I am in a pair of flat leather shoes still. Was still sore but not intolerable.