Sore Foot Feels Bruised Ball Of Flatfoot
Contusion; Hematoma
Do Not
- DO NOT attempt to drain the bruise with a needle.
- DO NOT continue running, playing, or otherwise using the painful, bruised part of your body.
- DO NOT ignore the pain or swelling.
Call immediately for emergency medical assistance if
Call your health care provider immediately if you feel extreme pressure in a bruised part of your body, especially if the area is large or very painful. This may be due to a condition known as...
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