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Suggest Treatment For Lump On Hip And Tender Knee Due To An Injury
Hi, I m female aged 21. My road bike skidded over on top of me while going around a corner. My upper thigh/hip took most of the impact. There is a rather large (15cm accross, 12cm high) painful pink lump there now. My leg also got stuck under my bike twisted counter-clockwise so inside my hip all around and my knee also feel tender. It s painful and feels very strange to walk. What should I do?
As per your history you had RTA and now you have difficulty in walking and pain as well.
I will advice you to undergo a thorough clinical examination on a safer side. Also an x-ray might help us to be on a safer side if any injury is there.
As in most RTA there is muscular injuries than bony ones. And this takes a little time to reduce as the impact of the fall will be highly damaging the muscular system. this takes a little time to heal
I will advice you to undergo a thorough clinical examination and an x-ray of the hip on a safer side.
Regards Jay Indravadan Patel
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Suggest Treatment For Lump On Hip And Tender Knee Due To An Injury
hi, thank you for providing the brief history of you. As per your history you had RTA and now you have difficulty in walking and pain as well. I will advice you to undergo a thorough clinical examination on a safer side. Also an x-ray might help us to be on a safer side if any injury is there. As in most RTA there is muscular injuries than bony ones. And this takes a little time to reduce as the impact of the fall will be highly damaging the muscular system. this takes a little time to heal I will advice you to undergo a thorough clinical examination and an x-ray of the hip on a safer side. Regards Jay Indravadan Patel