Suggest Treatment For Hard Bump And Swelling Around Eye Post Injury
I got elbowed in my eye playing basketball and now there is a hard bump in between my eye and eye browthe top of my eye is purple and under my eye is black and green how do I get rid of the hard bump and swelling between my eye and eyebrow immediately
I reviewed your history. It seems from the history that you are having hard bump and black eye following injury. This indicates hematoma as a result of collection of blood in the layers of skin of eyelids and eye brow. This does not require treatment and it will resolve over 1-2 weeks as the blood gets absorbed.Use of cold compression and antiinflammatory drugs is of help.
However eye examination and test like X ray or CT scan are required to rule out injury to the eye or to the bones around the eye. Hence I advice you to consult your ophthalmologist for examination and treatment accordingly.
Hope this is helpful to you. Do write back to me for further questions. Thank you With regards
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Suggest Treatment For Hard Bump And Swelling Around Eye Post Injury
Hello Welcome to Health care Magic. I reviewed your history. It seems from the history that you are having hard bump and black eye following injury. This indicates hematoma as a result of collection of blood in the layers of skin of eyelids and eye brow. This does not require treatment and it will resolve over 1-2 weeks as the blood gets absorbed.Use of cold compression and antiinflammatory drugs is of help. However eye examination and test like X ray or CT scan are required to rule out injury to the eye or to the bones around the eye. Hence I advice you to consult your ophthalmologist for examination and treatment accordingly. Hope this is helpful to you. Do write back to me for further questions. Thank you With regards