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Hi guys. I dropped my MacBook on my toe vertically about 2+ years ago. Got an xray only on toe and nothing…

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Hi guys. I dropped my MacBook on my toe vertically about 2+ years ago. Got an xray only on toe and nothing showed up and I felt kind of gaslit at the doctor because it obviously wasn’t broken and I wasn’t great at speaking up for myself and my pain, but I know something else was going on that the xray didn’t see but didn’t end up doing anything else. I don’t have insurance so going back is not an option right now. Well now I have pain right below my big toe where it starts, when I’m standing or walking or bending over weird the pain starts shooting in my foot. It’s bearable to the point where I can tolerate it, but it’s starting to get very frustrating. Any suggestions or foot brace tips that would help? It’s mainly when I’m walking so if there’s something that would fit under my shoes comfortably that would be great. Thanks!

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My daughter is the same, 10 weeks in and still so sore. She hurt hers in netball. The specialist diagnosed her with CRPS (over sensitive nerve system that thinks you still are hurt). I’m not happy with that answer but I will get her on the drugs prescribed and see if it makes a difference. Much better so frustrating

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