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Can A Lump On Scalp Due To Injury Lead To Bald Spot ?
hello doctors, 4 hours ago, when i m playing basketball, my opponent accidentally elbowed me on scalp (head) now it is red... it has lump/bump on my scalp, and it is red. it is painful when touched. i have put ice on it a while ago.. there is no headache or nausea .. my question is, is this can lead to bald spot? thanks
Wed, 28 Dec 2011
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Some hair may be fallen due to traction by the elbowing trauma but there will usually be no bald spot. Don't worry. If you develop any nausea, blurred vision, you should be taken to Doctor, but it is best you get a consult to rule out any mild fractures also.
Some hair may be fallen due to traction by the elbowing trauma but there will usually be no bald spot. Don't worry. If you develop any nausea, blurred vision, you should be taken to Doctor, but it is best you get a consult to rule out any mild fractures also.
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Thanks for your query.
Don`t worry it will subside with in few days without any loss of hair ,or hair will regrow with in little time .Have analgesic & antibiotics for few days.
‘Hope I have answered your query, I will be available to answer your follow up queries, “Wish you Good Health and trouble free speedy recovery”
Thanks for your query.
Don`t worry it will subside with in few days without any loss of hair ,or hair will regrow with in little time .Have analgesic & antibiotics for few days.
‘Hope I have answered your query, I will be available to answer your follow up queries, “Wish you Good Health and trouble free speedy recovery”
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