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Hit To Upper Thigh During Accident. No Fractures. Cannot Bear Weight. Has Deep Bruise. Foot Is Ice Cold. Compartment Syndrome?

My daughter was in a car deer accident Saturday night. They hit the deer head on at 55 lph and the airbags deploye. She took a direct hit to her upper right thigh and has had two sets of X-rays showing nothing broken. She cannot bare weight on her leg and we were told she had deep bruising. 800mg ibuprofen every 4 hrs and 5mg flexorill every 6 hours and she has had no pain relief. Her ankle To her toes are ice cold . I m not sure if we should be worried about compartment syndrome or restricted blood flow due to something else? It has been 5 days with no signs of improvement
Tue, 15 Jan 2013
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hi mmvaneaton,
no pain relief and in ability to bear weight after taking so much analgesic . you need to review your orthopedic surgeon as early as possible
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Hit To Upper Thigh During Accident. No Fractures. Cannot Bear Weight. Has Deep Bruise. Foot Is Ice Cold. Compartment Syndrome?

hi mmvaneaton, no pain relief and in ability to bear weight after taking so much analgesic . you need to review your orthopedic surgeon as early as possible