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Can An Injury On My Shin Bone Be Permanent?

Hi I fell down metal stairs two and a half weeks ago and hit my shin bone hard. There's a dent in the muscle and numbness and the surrounding area is still sore and bruised. Could I have permanent nerve damage and will the dent eventually go away? Thank you
Fri, 31 Mar 2017
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Hi...

Your dent in the shin bone could be a soft tissue injury and will reduce slowly..nothing to worry..

I recommend you to..

Do lot of icing in the injured area of your shin..
Keep it compressed with compression bandage..
If you have a Anti inflammatory topical application gel..you can apply it over the injured area...

Hope this is helpful for you...
Kindly revert back in case you need any further help...

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Can An Injury On My Shin Bone Be Permanent?

Hi... Your dent in the shin bone could be a soft tissue injury and will reduce slowly..nothing to worry.. I recommend you to.. Do lot of icing in the injured area of your shin.. Keep it compressed with compression bandage.. If you have a Anti inflammatory topical application gel..you can apply it over the injured area... Hope this is helpful for you... Kindly revert back in case you need any further help...