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Facial cheek air crack
Nasal bone one side fractured and facial cheek bones one side air crack
Nasal surgery did for fracture one month now no issue in nose.
Cheeks air crack doctor told it will automatically corrected so no need for any treatment.
One month now exactly. Earlier swelling was very high at the first week and later reduced.
But still swelling in the cheeks continues. I am applying ice also. Another side cheek also slight swelling. But injured side exactly at the cheek swelling is there. What to do for that. Or still it needs time to heal air crack
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Follow up with your surgeon or consult head/neck surgeon or maxillo facial surgeon.
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Fracture of cheek bones. Fracture will heal over time, but rule out the possibility of sinus infection
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consult ENT specialist
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Healing takes time
Don’t worry the swelling will eventually subside due course of healing
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Dr. Ravikumar Chandulal Makadia
Orthopedic surgeon
4 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Follow your doctor advice.. it will recover over the period of time
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