What Causes Black And Blue Hard Lump On The Cheeks After Falling?
My daughter fell about 3 weeks ago and landed face first on a wooden bench. She developed a bad bruise which had started to turn yellow. Today it is back to being black and blue again and there is now a hard lump and her cheek has a little dent in it. What does this mean and what should I do?
Hi. Thanks for your query. There are many stages through which a wound healing takes place. Every person's response and outcome to a given injury is different.
In case of your daughter , the wound is going through the normal stages of healing and getting hard is indicative of organization of a hematoma.
Please give her anti-inflammatory medicines and multivitamins for a better recovery, avoid exposure to the extremes of cold and / hot. No local applications at all, they do not help.
You may consult a cosmetic/ Plastic surgeon since the patient is a female ( daughter ) and needs proper care.
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What Causes Black And Blue Hard Lump On The Cheeks After Falling?
Hi. Thanks for your query. There are many stages through which a wound healing takes place. Every person s response and outcome to a given injury is different. In case of your daughter , the wound is going through the normal stages of healing and getting hard is indicative of organization of a hematoma. Please give her anti-inflammatory medicines and multivitamins for a better recovery, avoid exposure to the extremes of cold and / hot. No local applications at all, they do not help. You may consult a cosmetic/ Plastic surgeon since the patient is a female ( daughter ) and needs proper care.