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Q: Bruising

asked by: beaconcc on September 27th, 2007

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Basicly, in early July I was hit in the cheek bone by a cricket ball and was badly bruised. Went to hospital and they said it was only brusing but now its still bruised! they didnt xray me at all and just felt round my eye socket where most of the impact was. I now have a rough area of bone on the bottom of my eye socket. What shall I do?

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Fighter_in_the_Sky_

replied on September 27th, 2007

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Go Back to the Doctor

A rough area of bone anywhere is quite serious, especially if it's near the eyes. I recommend seeing your doctor immediately. Oftentimes, bruised bones will not heal properly unless icing followed by some sort of warmth (hot packs, rubbing, etc) is administered. Go see the doctor.

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