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How Can Severe Swelling In The Right Eyebrow Be Treated?
I fell & hit my right eyebrow against the corner of a cement building. I fell total weight, also injurying my collarbone, breast & left knee. It s only been 3 days & I still have a black eye & severe swelling in the eyebrow area. However, the swelling has gone down around the eye itself. How would I know if I chipped the bone
Mon, 22 Jan 2018
General & Family Physician, Dr. Vasudha's Response
Hi, Thanks for the query. The fall injuring eyebrow bone must have caused soft tissue trauma resulting in inflammation of the area.... theinflammation &pain in bony area of brow would not redduce had it been a bony injury. Still x ray would be the final diagnosis. The swelling around eye would vanish gradually after turning it blue.. black &then vanish with anti inflsmmatory pills over the counter,,cold packs on the area . Consult an opthamologist to exclude any other problem with eye. Thanks.
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How Can Severe Swelling In The Right Eyebrow Be Treated?
Hi, Thanks for the query. The fall injuring eyebrow bone must have caused soft tissue trauma resulting in inflammation of the area.... theinflammation &pain in bony area of brow would not redduce had it been a bony injury. Still x ray would be the final diagnosis. The swelling around eye would vanish gradually after turning it blue.. black &then vanish with anti inflsmmatory pills over the counter,,cold packs on the area . Consult an opthamologist to exclude any other problem with eye. Thanks.