You should really refrain from dropping heavy objects on your foot.
There good until something seriously heavy falls on em bends the steel and chops your toes off!
Insurance or not, go to the damn doctor or emergency room.
You need stitches, xrays, and some antibiotic. If it gets screwed up, it will be near impossible to fix.
I fell off my boat and stepladder a year ago last Oct, and broke my left leg at the ankle. After 2 months on cruthes, a month in a walking support, 2 months of physical therapy, and 9 months of excercising, I can finally walk normally. In a few months, I may be ready to run a bit. You do not want to risk your feet!
As an old guy who used to try not worrying about injuries, it's not the way to do it! I wear steel toed boots at my desk every day! Had a guy on a job last summer that was not wearing them, and cut off a couple toes when a metal stair came loose on his foot....
You risk damage that will catch up with you sooner than you think!
I agree with everyone telling you to go to the hospital, I've got some pretty nasty scars and I have very little feeling in my index finger and part of my leg because I didn't go to the hospital when I wrecked a motorcycle.
Also it was proved on mythbusters that no matter how heavy the object dropped is, the steel toe wont fold over and chop ff your toes, at worst your toes just get smashed
Im a chronic back/neck/hip/shoulder pain sufferer loaded with trigger points and crunchy joints, Im pretty used to pain but this DOES suck. I dunno what Im gonna do yet, maybe wait and see how it does in the next few days and decide from there. Im pretty sure they are broke, about to go try to buddy tape them together maybe in a bit and then attempt sleep.
Have you ever been checked or diagnosed with fibromyalgia? my wife has it, and your symptoms sound familliar.
Also, i thought that steel toed boots were desigend so that if something seriously heavy did fall on them, it would cut the toes clean off so they could be reattached later, rather than them being squished for life.