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Swelling On Head, Lump Behind Ear, Stuffed Up Nose, Pressure In Right Sinus. Will Ice Help Swelling?

Hi, I had an iPhone thrown at the right side of my head and immediately I had a lump behind my ear and within a few hours another smaller lump appeared just below the first one. It is a day after and I am experiencing a stuffed up nose only on the right side where I was hit and it has been running a lot as well as a lot of pressure on my right sinus with occasional throbbing and a slight headache . Is this serious? Should I ice them to help the swelling?
Thu, 26 Dec 2013
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Hi and thanks for the query.
The injury that you have sustained may be a simple soft tissue injury or a fracture.
Please see an ENT to come to a diagnosis.
You can take any over the counter pain killer to ease the pain.
Ice will help only if applied immediately, not after 24 hours.
Regards,
Dr Kishori.
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Swelling On Head, Lump Behind Ear, Stuffed Up Nose, Pressure In Right Sinus. Will Ice Help Swelling?

Hi and thanks for the query. The injury that you have sustained may be a simple soft tissue injury or a fracture. Please see an ENT to come to a diagnosis. You can take any over the counter pain killer to ease the pain. Ice will help only if applied immediately, not after 24 hours. Regards, Dr Kishori.