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Bump Left After Being Punched in Face

cursednose1111Jul 26, 2011
after an altercatrion broke my nose and was left with some bumps and bruises. The one that concerns me is a bump that is still on my eyebrow 3 months post fight. I had a ct scan recently fractures other than the nose,and the few doctors who have seen it say that it was most likely not fractured or broken since it is very hard to break this bone(it is the bone that is part of the frontal bones right above the eyebrow.)Could it still be swelling and or scar tissuu? What can I do to remedy this?

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Dr. David Shafer, MD, FACS
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Dr. David Shafer, MD, FACS
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