bitbit Posted January 5, 2007 Share Posted January 5, 2007 some time in april or may i was running down my tile stairs after jumping out of the shower to answer the door. i slipped and fell but i landed on the corner of one of the stairs- which, being tile, was really sharp. i hit the corner full force with the back of my pelvic bone, and was left with a HUGE black, yellow, purple, and red bruise along with a pocket of what i'm assuming was blood. the bruise is mainly gone, however the pocket is still there. the size is just about the same since 2 days after it happened and there is still very slight bruising around it. it is also still tender. i haven't been to the doctor b/c i'm uninsured and it can be very expensive. however, i recently heard that it could be a blood clot and it can eventually break down and travel throughout my body and cause very severe problems. my questions are: is this true? what is the treatment for this sort of thing? has this happened to anyone? what did they do to treat it? any info is greatly appreciated. Link to comment
need2bme Posted January 5, 2007 Share Posted January 5, 2007 I have had blood blisters before, but never anything large enough to have a clot break off. I wouldn't be concerned about it, unless it is still huge and multi-colored, then you should see the doctor. Link to comment
MacGyverRI Posted January 5, 2007 Share Posted January 5, 2007 s the bruise is mainly gone, however the pocket is still there. the size is just about the same since 2 days after it happened and there is still very slight bruising around it. it is also still tender. I misread this, go see a doctor after this amount of time. Link to comment
Bethany Posted January 5, 2007 Share Posted January 5, 2007 After 9 months, something isn't right. I think you should show it to a doctor. Ask your parents for the money or start saving. Some things are more important than money, like your health and/or peace of mind. Link to comment
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