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Lump On The Lower Arm, Wrist Pain, Difficulty In Moving The Arm, Burning Pain Through The Lump On Lifting, Arm Stiffness Post A Bad Fall. Treatment?

Hi IM 32YRS OLD. I fell down the stairs and trapped my arm in the banister. My arm hurt very badly at first but i took some painkillers. The pain has eased but i have a big lump on the inside of my lower arm and my wrist is hurting. I can move my arm back and forth, i can meke a fist and grip too. when i lift my arm the very top of my arm near the shoulder hurts and i get a burning pain cumin through the lump on the arm,my arm feels stiff and is aching?
Mon, 18 Jun 2012
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Hi , It seems you have a haematoma in the arm. Regarding wrist i will suggest you to get a x-ray done. there may be a fracture may be hair-line. Better to consult an Orthopaedic surgeon to avoid more problem in the future. Till then you can continue with analgesics after meals. Take care.
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Lump On The Lower Arm, Wrist Pain, Difficulty In Moving The Arm, Burning Pain Through The Lump On Lifting, Arm Stiffness Post A Bad Fall. Treatment?

Hi , It seems you have a haematoma in the arm. Regarding wrist i will suggest you to get a x-ray done. there may be a fracture may be hair-line. Better to consult an Orthopaedic surgeon to avoid more problem in the future. Till then you can continue with analgesics after meals. Take care.