The symptoms of a small toe fracture mainly include: 1. pain in the small toe. This is the most common symptom after fracture and trauma, and is also the earliest symptom to appear. 2. swelling deformity. After the fracture there will be bleeding at the fracture site, which can stop bleeding in about 24 hours, and the edema reaches its peak on the third day or so, and for those with obvious edema can appear skin tension blisters. 3. deformity. The fracture end may be dislocated significantly and local deformity or even pseudarthrosis may occur. 4. Walking disorder. Painful deformity at the fracture site accompanied by unstable fracture condition can lead to pain when walking. However, in general, it is not possible to determine whether a fracture has occurred simply from the symptoms, especially if the fracture is not displaced and is not clearly distinguishable from a soft tissue injury; the final clarification requires an X-ray examination to determine.