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Bump On Forehead Above The Eye Brow

I wanted to know by falling 8 ft. Landing in an angle that left a bump a little higher from my eye brow thats the size of small bean so to say .. It s been 3 weeks since day of impact .. What are some methods to cause my bumb to disappear .. What are some signs that I need to worry about too.. Thanks for your time and reply .
Wed, 9 May 2012
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Dear Evangelina903, The little bump over your brow could very well be a small hematoma due to the trauma to that region. Alternatively it might be small fracture. Since it has already been 3 weeks and you have not mentioned any other symptoms I can safely conclude that there are no neurological involvment. While most of the small hematomas might take weeks to a few months to disappear, even if there is small fracture nothing needs to be done right now. However if by the 6th week your swelling does not decrease please consult a surgeon.
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Bump On Forehead Above The Eye Brow

Dear Evangelina903, The little bump over your brow could very well be a small hematoma due to the trauma to that region. Alternatively it might be small fracture. Since it has already been 3 weeks and you have not mentioned any other symptoms I can safely conclude that there are no neurological involvment. While most of the small hematomas might take weeks to a few months to disappear, even if there is small fracture nothing needs to be done right now. However if by the 6th week your swelling does not decrease please consult a surgeon.