Re: Toothpicked . . . ouch!

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soak it in epsom salts... if you can wash it out - use super tonic. <psalms2go4@...> wrote: Hi group, I just stepped on a toothpick my son left on the floor, and nearly half of it went into the bottom of my foot near the base of the big toe. With several hard yanks, I was able to get it out, but it sure did hurt. It's still sore. I don't want to go to the doctor, but I'm wondering about any damage inside my foot. Does anyone have any advice? TIA Kathy T. DSL Something

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wrote:

> Hi group,

>

> I just stepped on a toothpick my son left on the floor, and nearly

> half of it went into the bottom of my foot near the base of the big toe.

>

> With several hard yanks, I was able to get it out, but it sure did

> hurt. It's still sore.

>

> I don't want to go to the doctor, but I'm wondering about any damage

> inside my foot.

>

> Does anyone have any advice?

>

> TIA

>

> Kathy T.

>

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Fill a large pot with hot water, toss in about 10 black tea bags and

stick your foot into it for a very nice hot long soak. The tea will help

to pull out any infection. I suggest you stay off that foot as much as

possible.

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