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Blow to the nose
My nose collided with another person's head yesterday... It was bleeding for a couple of minutes and I felt a little light headed for a minute... After around 15 minutes, the bleeding stopped... After that, there has been no pain unless the bruise it touched or no other symptom other than a little swelling... I don't think going out to consult a doctor is good idea due to the pandemic... I will attach a picture and please tell me if I am fine and if it will heal on its own... I have used micropores for now...
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X ray to evaluate Nasal bone fracture
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U need to get a xray done to see for nasal bone fracture.
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Dr. Rajen Patel
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
22 yrs exp
Surat
consult online with video call for better understanding
fracture needs to be rouled out
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apply ice to nose from outside to decrease inflammation
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