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I hit my forehead hard with eyeglasses 4 days ago there is a small lump and it's sore and a slight headache/tightness in the forehead, is the pain normal? when is the soreness/pain is supposed to fade?
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Yes it is normal. It will go away in a few weeks. If not, then get seen by your PCP.
Answered 6/16/2022
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