There has been a lump for 5 months after the injury

In daily life, on the one hand, various external injuries to the human body are always hard to guard against, and unexpected things often happen; on the other hand, the human body's ability to protect itself from external injuries is always limited, and even with a hundred precautions, there are bound to be loopholes. In short, in one word, people are bound to get bumps and bruises. Now, here comes the problem. I got a bump and there is a hard lump. It has been five months. What should I do?

Bumps can cause local bleeding of the subcutaneous soft tissue. At that time, you should apply intermittent cold compresses to reduce bleeding and reduce swelling. You can apply hot compresses two days after the injury to promote local blood circulation. If it is not treated well, the hematoma may persist and cannot be absorbed by itself. Over time, the hematoma will become organized, forming scar tissue or even myositis ossificans. If you do not feel any discomfort or your appearance has not changed significantly, no special treatment is needed. If there is some pain or it affects the appearance, surgical removal is still required. There is no other medication or conservative treatment that can make it go away.

This is mainly caused by local hematoma after trauma, which will form a hard lump, and surface abrasions of the skin will cause repeated peeling. In this case, you can first use iodine to scrub and disinfect, and then apply hot compresses, which will help soften the blood clots and help with recovery. You can also apply dermatitis cream and erythromycin ointment for external treatment.

You should seek medical treatment for appropriate treatment, avoid inappropriate contact and stimulation, maintain a regular diet and lifestyle, adjust your mindset, develop good habits, make positive adjustments, gradually improve, and promote recovery.

Blood stasis is usually caused by ruptured capillaries and bleeding due to external force. The blood is no longer in the blood vessels and is a foreign body to the human body. It needs to be metabolized by itself and slowly eliminated. The speed depends on the size of the bleeding area and the speed of its own metabolism. If the amount of bleeding is small and the metabolism is fast, it will disappear quickly. You can apply cold compress first to stop subcutaneous bleeding. Then apply hot compress to promote the absorption of blood stasis, apply a thick layer of Vaseline, wrap it with plastic wrap and fix it, remove it after 20 minutes, and you can also use some blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs.