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I have a bruise under my eyebrow. it keeps getting darker, and under my eye is getting swollen. i hit my eye two and a half days ago.is this normal?
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Briuse: This is not normal. Send photo and Consult with us to determine if you need further evaluation.
Answered 4/8/2017
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