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A week ago my 3 1/2 year hit her head hard on my dresser today her head and one eye are starting to bruise is this normal?
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Probably: Sometimes deep bruises take a few days to become visible. If your child is acting normally, she is probably fine. If she is not acting normally, see a doctor.
Answered 5/22/2016
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