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Bruise Mark and pain
Sir/madam
I had gotten bruise from a human bite last year on Feb the skin had turned really dark and purplish but no pain or something. It was all fine But then in July 2020 I applied some ice cuz there was still the black mark it turned redish in colour and mild pain started after application of ice so I applied arnica gel for 1 month the mark is almost close to
invisible.. But then during sept Oct the pain increased.. And again it was good in Nov. 2020..but I can now feel pain from December and it is increasing. Its really painful sometimes .. And then I feel pain in whole leg.
Someday there is no pain.
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1. You need to specify the exact location of the bite and the extent of the bite. Was it a superficial bite only on the skin? Did the bite tear into the skin and go deeper?
2. Did you take any medication immediately or later apart from the gel applied?
3. Do you have any comorbidities like diabetes
4. What are the triggering factors for the pain? What is the nature of the pain? Is it stabbing/shooting or dull pain
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I would advise to take a video consultation for detailed discussion and treatment
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