Someone stepped on the back toe when kicking the ball

It's very simple, it's not toe necrosis, don't be scary upstairs, it's toe necrosis that the landlord will die of pain.

I just kicked off my nth nail last month, I don't know if it's a big pair of shoes...

Soak your feet in hot water, it's no big deal, your nails will fall off on their own, you won't bleed, remember!! Don't let your feet sweat too much, don't stuffy, and dry your feet more, otherwise there will be bacteria.

Everyone who plays football in this situation has seen it, and there is nothing to worry about.

See you in a week at the stadium.

It should be that the blood vessels inside have been stepped on, and it will be fine slowly, a matter of time. If the toe is necrotic, the time will take a little longer, but the landlord does not have to worry, the new one will grow, and the old one will slowly grow off on its own. I fell off my toe once, but it was different, mine was hit by a door.

If you change your nails, it will take about a month! To be on the safe side, it's best not to play football just yet.

It's okay, I've been stepped on like this, and I'll slowly grow new nails, and when I don't feel pain, I'm cutting off the attached nails, and it's about 2 months, and I'll take off the original broken nails, and then there's no nails, and when the nails are completely grown, it will take about 1 year.

This can't be helped.

Only let it fall off slowly.

I'm in the same situation as yours.

Just let it fall off on its own.

Leave it alone.

It's also a good time to play less.

It's not that you can't kick.

It's better to kick less.

Congratulations, you can get a new toenail, basically there is no way, the toenail will grow a new one after a while, and the necrotic one will fall off. Doctors can't be cured.

Put some medicine on the outside.

Don't get infected. Pay attention to protection.

After that, it's time to wait.

If it's badly broken.

That's trouble.

Go to the hospital. Remove the broken toenail.

Otherwise, you'll be infected!

Problem analysis: If there is bruising in the toes, as long as there is no injury to the bones, no local damage, and no infection, the problem is not big.

Suggestions: If you can't determine whether there is a problem with the bone, you should do a local X-ray examination to see if there are fractures, etc., and disinfect if there is any damage.