any injury to an area that isn't an arm or leg should be immediately evaluated due to risk for internal hematoma.  An acute subdural or epidural hemorrhage to your brain can develop over a period of minutes or hours. Both occur around/in the brain, both occur with trauma, and both require immediate evaluation. If not promptly treated, they can lead to a severe brain injury and possibly death. Subdurals are often accompanied by a "thunderclap" headache. It is also possible to develop chronic subdural hemorrhage. This type of hemorrhage can develop over a period of many days to many weeks and you may not notice any symptoms until some time after the hematoma develops. It is important that you get the hematoma on your head or internal organs checked by a doctor to rule out any serious complications. If the skin is broken on the hematoma, you may be at risk of infection. Your doctor will need to examine the hematoma and decide if it would be beneficial to drain the blood from the hematoma. If you develop new, unexplained bruising, these could be a sign of another medical issue. Your doctor should examine the new bruises and determine what may be causing them to develop. If an extremity hematoma does not improve despite diligent home treatment after two weeks, make an appointment to see your doctor. You should see reduced swelling and pain from the hematoma after two weeks of good home care. Your doctor will examine the hematoma and determine if there many be other medical issues that are slowing down the healing process.
توجه الى أقرب مستشفى إذا كنت تعاني من ورم دموي في رأسك أو أعضائك الداخلية. اذهب إلى أقرب مركز طبي إذا ما تم فتح الجلد نتيجة للورم الدموي. راجع طبيبك إذا لم تتحسن الأعراض بعد أسبوعين.