Toes usually break because they have been stubbed or crushed. Crushing breaks are often caused by dropping something on the toe. More rarely, over-extending a toe joint can break off a portion of the bone, and stress fractures are possible, especially just after a sudden increase in activity. Risk factors Kicking the ground during sports may result in "turf toe" with an associated<unk> . Getting up suddenly at night, particularly when barefoot, and having a forceful impact with furniture may lead to a<unk> , also called a "bedroom fracture" "nightstand" or "nightwalker fracture". Although generally associated with the fifth toe and big toe, it can occur in any toe. In such a fracture, the hard blow to the tip of the distal phalanx typically results in a transverse or oblique fracture in the proximal phalanx (base of toe), but can occur in any phalanx. An open wound toe fracture may result from an injury from a lawn mower. Although<unk> s in horse riders are uncommon, when they do occur it is most likely when standing next to their horse.
Broken toe
Broken finger
Black heel and palm
Plantar wart
Pigeon toe
Hammer toe
Jammed finger
Trigger finger