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Suggest Treatment For Injury On Upper Sheen
my wife injured on upper sheen accidently . the place injury became blue and later on this got spread to the side of feet which also became blue and all veins/ arteries are seen blue ,further there is slight swelling and pain in that area. please advise course of treatment to be taken thanks
Mon, 10 Nov 2014
Hi welcome to healthcaremagic.
I have gone thru your question.
As sheen got bluish due to injury is because of hematoma.
If swelling persist with tenderness then dox ray of that part to rule out fracture.
Take pain killer, do rest, and do cold sponging on swelling.
Hope i answered your question.
Would be happy to help you further.
Take care.
I have gone thru your question.
As sheen got bluish due to injury is because of hematoma.
If swelling persist with tenderness then dox ray of that part to rule out fracture.
Take pain killer, do rest, and do cold sponging on swelling.
Hope i answered your question.
Would be happy to help you further.
Take care.
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic
She may want to consider the use of warm compresses to the area to help relieve the pain and swelling.
In addition the use of one of these anti inflammatory pain medications ,ibuprofen, cataflam, aspirin, naproxen may be helpful.
She would also need to rest as much as possible.
I hope this helps
She may want to consider the use of warm compresses to the area to help relieve the pain and swelling.
In addition the use of one of these anti inflammatory pain medications ,ibuprofen, cataflam, aspirin, naproxen may be helpful.
She would also need to rest as much as possible.
I hope this helps
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