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Bruises

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Bruises occur when small blood vessels break under the skin after injury, causing discoloration, tenderness and swelling.

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Cold Compress

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Cold packs may reduce swelling and pain after injury.

Minutes·💪 Low effort

Compression

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Compression bandages may help limit swelling.

Hours·💪 Medium effort

Elevation

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Elevating the injured area may reduce swelling.

Hours·💪 Low effort

Pain Relief Medication

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Paracetamol may help reduce bruise pain.

Hours·💪 Low effort

Warm Compress After 48 Hours

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Warmth after the initial injury phase may improve comfort.

Days·💪 Low effort

Rest

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Resting the injured area may reduce pain and swelling.

Days·💪 Low effort

Arnica Gel

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Arnica gel is traditionally used for bruising and soreness.

Days·💪 Low effort

Vitamin C Adequacy

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Adequate vitamin C supports blood vessel and connective tissue health.

Weeks·💪 Low effort

Gentle Movement

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Gentle movement may prevent stiffness during recovery.

Days·💪 Medium effort

Monitoring for Complications

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Watching for worsening swelling or severe pain helps identify serious injury.

Immediate·💪 Low effort

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