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I dropped a block on the top of my foot and the spot that it hit is red and has a hard bump on it that feels like bone.pain isn't unbearable.important?
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No: This is either a tiny fracture or bruise. Near bone these calcify. If you feel well otherwise, it is your decision whether to get seen for imaging. If it grows or becomes very painful get seen.
Answered 1/16/2016
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