There is no difference in meaning between âgreyâ and âgreyâ. They are just different adaptions from the origin word âgrÇ£gâ which contains both âaâ and âeâ. Americans most likely chose to use âaâ since the English were already using âeâ. Australians follow the English, using âgreyâ.
Once you have been diagnosed with a broken toe by a doctor, there are home remedies to care for the broken toe that can help decrease pain and swelling, including elevating the injured foot, icing the injured toe, and rest (avoid walking on the injured foot). Use crutches of needed. Broken toes usually take about six weeks to heal.
Symptoms of a broken toe include: pain, swelling, bruising, and difficulty walking. 1. Prevent Swelling and Further Injury. Stay off the foot as much as possible. Avoid movement or pressure that causes pain. Apply ice up to 20 minutes at a time. Wrap it in a towel; do not apply directly to skin. Keep the foot elevated as often as possible, especially the first 2 days after injury, to help control pain and swelling. For pain, take acetaminophen (Tylenol) or ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin).