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Bump On Head. Why Is My Eye Black And Blue? Have Graves Disease. Further?

I got in an car accident sunday, 5 days ago, i did get a huge bump on my head, which is gone, but left with a black and blue eye, this morning, i got overwhelming dizzy for a second, and immediately, following felling sick and going to the bathroom, many times... .im not quite as dizzy but still sick,,, if this was from the accident, would something of happened sooner? I have graves disease , and i fear getting IV with contrast done, the iodine will agrivate my remission of graves,, YYYY@YYYY
Mon, 23 Sep 2013
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Hello there
you should do your CT scan done with bone window to rule out any fracture in base of skull. However it could be due to direct hit to eye area during accident. It will take time to fade with gradually changing colour from blakish towards yelloish.
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Bump On Head. Why Is My Eye Black And Blue? Have Graves Disease. Further?

Hello there you should do your CT scan done with bone window to rule out any fracture in base of skull. However it could be due to direct hit to eye area during accident. It will take time to fade with gradually changing colour from blakish towards yelloish. Regards