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Knots Under My Chin That Is Getting Bigger Without Any Pain
I fell and hit my chin on the hardwood floor about 4-5 months ago. It bruised and was sore but eventually went away. It has stayed slightly swollen (not visibly) like scar tissue but in the last week 2 hard knots have come up in the same area. Again not visible or painful but they seem to be getting bigger. Could this be serious?
Mon, 11 Apr 2011
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Dr. sunil pandey's
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dear patient
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you have got hard fibrosis in your chin.due to injuary.
there blood vessele are dameged.so if posible you may take homoeopathic treatment.
Welcome to HealthcareMagic forum
you have got hard fibrosis in your chin.due to injuary.
there blood vessele are dameged.so if posible you may take homoeopathic treatment.
hi
you may have post traumatic cyst ,fibroma or etc
i advise better to consult surgeon.
it is not serious metter,
as time go it will resolve its own
you may have post traumatic cyst ,fibroma or etc
i advise better to consult surgeon.
it is not serious metter,
as time go it will resolve its own
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Dear ,
i think u have got post traumatic scar? ,haematoma?,keloid ?.
its not serious as such but u should show it to dermatologist/surgeon.
treatment is better when scar is in young stage.
Intra lesional steroid can be given if its keloid.
best of luck.
Dr Sudarshan
dermatologist.
i think u have got post traumatic scar? ,haematoma?,keloid ?.
its not serious as such but u should show it to dermatologist/surgeon.
treatment is better when scar is in young stage.
Intra lesional steroid can be given if its keloid.
best of luck.
Dr Sudarshan
dermatologist.
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