Suggest Treatment For Painful And Numb Bump On Shin After Injury
I fell down the stairs almost four months ago, and my leg is still sore and numb. I had a very large goose egg on my shin and the side of my leg. I had X-rays and a test for blood clots that were negative. I also have diabetes. Is it normal to still have pain and numbness?
1.No its not normal to have pain and numbness through out - there could be some nerve involvement causing the above symptoms. 2.After injury, collection with pain - can think in terms of infective process. 3.Get an ultrasound to evaluate the type of lesion, where it is from and what content. A needle aspiration to assess the cells. 4.After the results - a small incision and drainage followed by a antibiotic course will be helpful. 5.If money is not an issue - MRI of the area / leg will help in good anatomical and biochemical delineation of the lesion. Good luck.
Hope it helps you. Wish you a good health. Anything to ask ? do not hesitate. Thank you.
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Suggest Treatment For Painful And Numb Bump On Shin After Injury
Welcome to Health care magic. 1.No its not normal to have pain and numbness through out - there could be some nerve involvement causing the above symptoms. 2.After injury, collection with pain - can think in terms of infective process. 3.Get an ultrasound to evaluate the type of lesion, where it is from and what content. A needle aspiration to assess the cells. 4.After the results - a small incision and drainage followed by a antibiotic course will be helpful. 5.If money is not an issue - MRI of the area / leg will help in good anatomical and biochemical delineation of the lesion. Good luck. Hope it helps you. Wish you a good health. Anything to ask ? do not hesitate. Thank you.