I know this isn't the place for Doctor-Patient medical advice but a direction to stab in would be helpful. A week and a half ago my grandmother fell outside and bruised her leg up quite a bit. She could walk on it that day and a few days afterwards with minimal trouble but about three to four days afterwards, she no longer could. Her lower leg and ankle became swollen and red, and the impact site developed a nearly perfectly round blister filled with orangeish fluid.
I convinced her to go to her physician, they lanced the blister and put a bandage on it, giving her some antibiotics to take and instructions to use ice pack. A week after it is still oozing, even after daily cleaning and application of topical medicine and icepacks, her ankle is still swollen, the skin is still red and inflamed. Today the ... skin that went over the blister, that's always dead anyway, sloughed off while cleaning it, and below is still angry looking. The site of impact doesn't hurt her, further down on her leg, which was never struck, does. She is to go back to the doctor again for a checkup in another week and a half or so but given there's been absolutely no healing progress by this time, and things have in fact seemed to get worse, I'm beginning to get worried.
I've been taking photos of her bruising and leg for the past several days when I change her bandages, and can provide links, if they'll help. Primarily I'm hoping to find out if this is normal for impact blisters (do impact blisters exist?), and the length of time healing, or if I need to start pushing her to go to the doctor again Right Now. Or tomorrow, at least, instead of waiting for her appointment.