Here is something that others have encouraged me to post online.
I went walking in the ocean one Sunday, and got stung by a stingray on the top of my right foot. Ow! I started limping immediately.
The lifeguards put my foot in hot water, checked the wound for the barb (none), and let me go. It bled enough. It was tough to walk on it. I limped back to the car.
Unlike when I sprained my ankle at different times, this time the foot stayed swollen. I noticed that what seemed to be a liquid inside the foot moved to each side of the foot when I sat on my heels. That is, when I eventually could sit on my heels, after a number of days.
I could only wear my really old loose sneakers. If I tried to put on my regular shoe, or new sneakers, my foot was too big, and it hurt to get it in. When I put my flip flops on, the straps pushed the liquid away from the straps.
I went walking in the ocean one Sunday, and got stung by a stingray on the top of my right foot. Ow! I started limping immediately.
The lifeguards put my foot in hot water, checked the wound for the barb (none), and let me go. It bled enough. It was tough to walk on it. I limped back to the car.
Unlike when I sprained my ankle at different times, this time the foot stayed swollen. I noticed that what seemed to be a liquid inside the foot moved to each side of the foot when I sat on my heels. That is, when I eventually could sit on my heels, after a number of days.
I could only wear my really old loose sneakers. If I tried to put on my regular shoe, or new sneakers, my foot was too big, and it hurt to get it in. When I put my flip flops on, the straps pushed the liquid away from the straps.
I tried some home treatments: Topical anti biotic. Epsom salts and hot water. Topical colloidal silver.
On the Friday, the swelling still had not gone down. I couldn't put my foot into my shoes.
That weekend, I decided to see if my violet ray machine would make a difference.
