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Foot Bruising: Causes and Treatment | Dr. Tom Biernacki Michigan

Foot Bruising

Foot bruising can indicate serious injury. Common: stubbed toe, fat pad bruise (stone bruise), stress fracture, sprain. Concerning: bruising without injury (vascular issues), spreading, with fever. Get X-ray if can’t bear weight, suspect fracture.

Bruise Causes

Stubbed toe (most common), fat pad bruise from impact, sprain bruising (often delayed), stress fracture (subtle bruising), traumatic injuries. Easy bruising without injury = consult doctor (clotting, vascular issues).

FAQ

When does bruising need eval?

Without injury, with fever, persistent — yes.

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