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I got hit really hard in my rib cage by a tennis ball, opponent hit an overhead point blank. 24 hours ago it hurts i am very tough. should i see dr.
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Hit w/tennis ball: Yes, please see your doctor. You MAY have one or more broken ribs, a hematoma, or big bruise. Peace and good health.
Answered 6/13/2017
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