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My daughter got hit in nose by a softball, felt a little dizzy and nauseated. the area is swollen now, have applied ice to that area. what to do?
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Nose: The ice is a great idea, but you need to go to the ER to see if its broken and to look at the septum the wall between each side of the nose to make sure its okay.
Answered 9/15/2014
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