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How to get release for forhead injured swellinf?
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Depends: May need physician exam. Swellings or contusion improve with ice application within first 48 hours.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Ice pack: Depending on the severity of the injury you may want to see a doctor. If it is a minor bump on the head, the ice may reduce the swelling. However if you were hit in the head with a heavy object at high speed and you blacked out you need to go to the doctor.
Answered 1/3/2014
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