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Get clinical evalution done by clinician. U can apply thrombophobe gel tds _LA on lump site.

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The lump you are feeling is likely an Injection Site Granuloma or a Hematoma (a small collection of blood or fluid). This occurs when the medication is not absorbed quickly into the muscle or leaks into the surrounding fatty tissue, causing a localized inflammatory reaction. ​To answer your concerns: ​Is it curable with ice? Ice is most effective in the first 24–48 hours to reduce swelling. Since it has been 10 days, warm compresses (using a warm water bag) for 10–15 minutes, 3 times a day, are now more effective to help increase blood flow and dissolve the lump. ​Will it cause severe damage? In most cases, no. These lumps are usually "sterile" (not infected) and resolve slowly on their own over a few weeks. ​Pain while jumping/walking: Since you have a metatarsal fracture, you should strictly avoid jumping or putting undue stress on either leg, as this can aggravate the injection site and delay fracture healing. ​Recommendations: ​Topical Application: You can apply a heparin-based ointment (like Thrombophob gel) or a localized anti-inflammatory gel over the lump twice daily without massaging it. ​Monitor for Infection: If the lump becomes hot to the touch, very red, or if you develop a fever, it may indicate an abscess (infection). In that case, you must see a doctor for a physical exam and possible antibiotics. ​Rest: Focus on your upcoming exams and keep the leg elevated. The lump should gradually shrink. ​Disclaimer: This is a clinical opinion based on your description. If the pain increases or the lump grows in size despite warm compresses, please have it clinically examined.

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Thank you for your question Your doctor rightly said that this lump might be due to accumulation of solution at fat layer No need to worry Just continue using ice - minimum for 10-15 minutes several times a day ( whenever feasible ) Plus you may use OINT THROMBOFOB over lump and near by area twice ( optional) but do check with your physician later Any lump need to examine physically for excluding other diagnosis Thank you

Do ice application and Avoid prolonged sitting

Continue ice compression,  does it pain on touching, is the lump soft, is it increasing? Please share details,  so that I can help you further. Also apply sumeg ointment over it, 2 times daily.

It is common to form lump after IM injections so don’t worry make sure to use ice Wait for few more weeks and after xam if it persists then u can go and meet doctor or else no need

You may have a post injection induration, swelling caused by inflammation,it's common, should resolve on it's own in a few weeks.Continue applying ice pack,take otc pain reliever.Dont massage.

ICE PACK  THREE TIMES. ZERODOL SP THREE TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD FOR FIVE DAYS. I HAD LOT OF LUMPS IN BUTT AS I SUFFERD FROM ILLITIS SINCE 3 YEARS.

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If not relieved get ultrasound done of local part Sometimes pus collection is present

Don't worry. It is very common for a lump to form after a painkiller injection, especially if the medicine was meant for the muscle but accidentally stayed in the fat layer. Since you have a fracture and are moving on one leg, your thigh muscles are under extra strain, which is why you can feel the lump more. These lumps are usually harmless . They generally take 2 to 4 weeks to fully dissolve as the body slowly absorbs the trapped medicine.

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Unlikely Pls consult same doctor onceagain and have a follow up

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