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Face Hit Against Door, Severe Contusions On Upper Lip, Wrist Pain, Swelling At Gabella. Treatment?
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I was sleeping one night and suddenly, while in my sleep, I lept out of my bed face first into my hardwood floor. I had (somewhat recovered by now) some severe facial contusions on my upper lip (proximal to nasal septum), pain in my wrist (self analysis was the trapezium) and deep swelling at the glabella. As a medical student, I knew this swelling should have subsided some time ago. However, it has been 2 months since the incident and the swelling remains.
What is happening?
I was sleeping one night and suddenly, while in my sleep, I lept out of my bed face first into my hardwood floor. I had (somewhat recovered by now) some severe facial contusions on my upper lip (proximal to nasal septum), pain in my wrist (self analysis was the trapezium) and deep swelling at the glabella. As a medical student, I knew this swelling should have subsided some time ago. However, it has been 2 months since the incident and the swelling remains.
What is happening?
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Tue, 30 Apr 2013
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Hi:
as orthopaedic doctor I can help you with your wrist symptoms.
if you still have pain in the wrist then you need to role out a fracture by doing x-ray of the scaphoid which will also show the trapezium and other carpal bones.
scaphoid fracture more common than trapezium but they have almost similar symptoms.
hope you get better soon
as orthopaedic doctor I can help you with your wrist symptoms.
if you still have pain in the wrist then you need to role out a fracture by doing x-ray of the scaphoid which will also show the trapezium and other carpal bones.
scaphoid fracture more common than trapezium but they have almost similar symptoms.
hope you get better soon
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