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Injuries to the brow bone (supraorbital region)

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Participants frozentiger6stormylynx14Jacob Davis5ruggedfalconbrighthawk20Susan Martin24AChris Scott2Kenneth Alvarez16Laura Cox5velvetmoose9
frozentiger6 frozentiger6 Active MemberOP
211 messages
joined Apr 2007
#1 ·
So, my arcade had a bit of a run-in with a hard floor today 😁 specifically, I ended up somewhere I definitely shouldn't have been in a dark room 😁

I’ve got some minor swelling going on, and there was a little bleeding when it happened, but that stopped pretty quickly. It’s not super bruised, but you can definitely see the hematoma.

I wanted to ask how I should actually treat this. I’m not planning on hitting up a doctor since it doesn't really hurt and the swelling has already gone down a bit throughout the day. However, I would like to know the right way to handle an injury like this—or anything similar—moving forward.

Thanks in advance.
stormylynx14 stormylynx14 Active Member
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joined Dec 2005
#2 ·
Check with a local pharmacy to see if they have any topical creams available. Otherwise, cold compresses—like an ice pack wrapped in a towel—should help with the swelling.
Jacob Davis5 Jacob Davis5 Newcomer
3 messages
joined Jul 2005
#3 ·
You really ought to use Lead only if you apply it immediately after an injury occurs. Once that window closes... well, it's too late for that
frozentiger6 frozentiger6 Active MemberOP
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joined Apr 2007
#4 ·
Thanks for the help.

The main thing is that I didn't pass out, but right now I’m looking as blue as Tyson after a fight.😁

Actually, scratch that—it feels more like I went ten rounds in the ring with Tyson myself.😁
ruggedfalcon ruggedfalcon Newcomer
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joined Aug 2005
#5 ·
That’s what happens when you decide to drop nothing but powder keg topics on the forum 😁

So, what does he actually look like? 🙂
frozentiger6 frozentiger6 Active MemberOP
211 messages
joined Apr 2007
#6 ·
What, you think it’s made of door material? 😁

It looks great—freshly painted, too. Looks like he didn't have any trouble with it 😉
brighthawk20 brighthawk20 Member
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joined Sep 2006
#7 ·
I took a direct hit to the face—browbone first—and while my brow didn't actually split open, I ended up with a massive hematoma.
The swelling was so bad my eye was nearly swollen shut. Now that it’s finally fully open again, one side of the eye is still bright red from the blood that (hopefully) leaked from the brow area. On top of that, there's this nasty, dark bruise right on my brow bone.

I have a couple of questions regarding the eye irritation and the bruising. What are the best remedies—drops, ointments, whatever—to help with the redness and the bloodshot look? Also, any idea how long it usually takes for a bruise like this on the brow to completely fade?

Thanks 😉

PS. It’s been about 10 days since the impact.
Susan Martin24 Susan Martin24 Active Member
79 messages
joined Apr 2006
#8 ·
You really shouldn't put anything near your eye—unless you've actually injured the conjunctiva.
I’d suggest just using some ice and maybe an over-the-counter hemorrhoid cream (like FactSet)—just be incredibly careful not to let any of it touch the actual membrane of the eye 😬
Depending on how much blood actually leaked out, it usually clears up in about two or three weeks.😈
A Anonymous Veteran
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joined May 2005
#9 ·
Go hit a boxing gym sometime, then you'll see what a real arcade injury looks like.
Chris Scott2 Chris Scott2 Newcomer
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joined Feb 2009
#10 ·
I’m thinking you might have had one too many drinks—maybe ended up taking a tumble from someone's fist?
Kenneth Alvarez16 Kenneth Alvarez16 Newcomer
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joined Jul 2015
#11 ·
Hey everyone... so, I wiped out on my bike and ended up splitting my forearm open. It’s about a centimeter long and looks kind of deep, like there's a bit of a crater where the skin gave way... It was bleeding pretty steadily for the first five minutes, but once I cleaned it out, things seemed to settle down. Still... should I just head to the ER or what?
Laura Cox5 Laura Cox5 Active Member
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joined May 2015
#12 ·
Man, just get yourself to the ER right now, because that clinic is a total disaster zone
velvetmoose9 velvetmoose9 Active Member
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joined Apr 2020
#13 ·
Gonna head out and snap some photos.
I’ll probably need to get some stuff sewn together too, maybe a little 🤔

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