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Leg injury and skin is black
Due to slip in bathroom got injury on leg. Pain has not reduced and now skin turned black.
As per xray no fracture.
Guide the next step and medicine and home remedy.
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You have sustained a significant soft tissue injury. However, you will be alright in two weeks time. Give continuous ice pack application and adequate rest.
You will recover soon 👍
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Hi,
Due to the force of the trauma, there will be some local blood collection, u can apply ice packs to reduce the swelling , apply thrombophobe ointment to reduce the discoloration, it will gradually disappear over 2 weeks.
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Do not massage the limb
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Dr. Amrutha Nagisetty
Orthopedic Surgeon
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Apply thrombophob ointment
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