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I hit the tip of my nose hard on the wall. next day i lightly pinched the tip of but it felt really soft .my question:will it heal itself?
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Contusion: Such a contusion will heal on its own but will take a week or so to do so. If you note worsening pain, tenderness and increasing redness however, have a physician examine you.
Answered 2/25/2016
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