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I have a lump on my head after bruise

I was in a little accident Almost 3 weeks ago. I got stitches on my upper left eye. Their was also a bruise on top of the stitches because i hit my head hard on the ground. i was checked for concussions. Now after 3 weeks i have a pea size soft lump on my head around the area where the bruise used to be. Is this normal ? and how long will it take before it goes away and should i be concerned. it right on my face so i would also like to known if i could possible do something to remove the lump.

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Thank you Dr.Kaur,

How long should i continue the treatment ?. and do you have any anti inflammatory drug that you could recommend. I have also been using arnica gel for a week, but i haven't seen any result. The lump is still the same size.
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Hello,
This lump on head can be due to a small hematoma. A hematoma is formed because of blood trapped in tissues. Apply warm compresses and take some anti inflammatory drug after consulting your doctor. If the symptoms persist or worsen then it may need drainage.

It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your doctor. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care and please do keep me posted on how you are doing.



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