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Hoe To Cure A Large Painful Lump On The Inner Thigh?

Hi, last week I got into a bike accident and landed on top of my bike. After going over the handlebars I landed on top of the bike with my inner thigh landing on the handlebars. While not particularly painful at the time, (probably superceded by more painful injuries), I ve now got a large lump in that area - maybe the size of an apple slice. It s not painful at all, and the bruises is fading, but the lump has not diminished in size. Is there cause to get this checked out immediately, or can I wait to see if my condition improves?
Fri, 16 Jan 2015
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Pathologist and Microbiologist 's  Response
thanks for writing to us and sharing your problem!

you problem follows a trauma and it is not decreasing itself! so it is nothing but a hematoma (a blood-filled sac!)

if you are worried too much for this just go for USG for confirmation and a needle aspiration or FNAC test can remove the degenerated blood inside and cure it at once!

all the best....
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Hoe To Cure A Large Painful Lump On The Inner Thigh?

thanks for writing to us and sharing your problem! you problem follows a trauma and it is not decreasing itself! so it is nothing but a hematoma (a blood-filled sac!) if you are worried too much for this just go for USG for confirmation and a needle aspiration or FNAC test can remove the degenerated blood inside and cure it at once! all the best....