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Leg Injury, Lump, Bruise Formation, Redness, Inflammation. Family History Of Thrombosis. Treatment?

I got hit with a piece of wood on the leg 2 months ago the lump stayed there while the bruise went the last 2 days the bruising has started to come back and when I woke up the smorning it s all very red inflamed and swolen quite painfull with a throbbing feeling my mother has a history of thrombosis YYYY@YYYY
Wed, 26 Dec 2012
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Hi ,welcome to HCM.
Primary it looks like a local haematoma. There is very less likely possibility of thrombosis.
I will suggest please consult a board certified surgeon or orthopaedician for complete examination.
Sonography and xray may be needed on basis of severity of lesion.

Hope I have answered your query.

Regards.
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Leg Injury, Lump, Bruise Formation, Redness, Inflammation. Family History Of Thrombosis. Treatment?

Hi ,welcome to HCM. Primary it looks like a local haematoma. There is very less likely possibility of thrombosis. I will suggest please consult a board certified surgeon or orthopaedician for complete examination. Sonography and xray may be needed on basis of severity of lesion. Hope I have answered your query. Regards.