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Look, it’s perfectly normal for the bone to thicken up during the healing process. When you break a bone, some blood inevitably leaks into the surrounding tissue—it’s just part of the damage. Those osteoblasts (the cells responsible for building bone) then go to work calcifying that area, and that little lump you're feeling? That’s essentially just that concentrated site of activity. Within one to four months, that bump should completely subside, leaving the bone looking as good as new. Seriously, don't sweat it; it's all part of the biological blueprint.