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I hit my toe on some bricks steps that are in my garage and developed a pocket of blood that looks similar to a blister within minutes of hitting my toe. i was wondering of i should do something with it, as i feel like it will be there permanently?
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Pocket of blood : This can be a hematoma. It can be drained if it happened recently . See a doctor in person
Answered 2/21/2021
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