I've been dealing with this issue after getting into a fight where a girl pulled my hair really hard and even kicked it. Ever since then, I've noticed a dent in my head and when I try to put my hair up, there's this big lump that runs across my whole head. It feels like there's fluid inside and it's super uneven. I've been to the doctor and even the hospital, but nobody seems to know what it is, and it's really painful. What could this be, and do you have any ideas on how I can get relief?

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Dr Ranjith Darla

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3+ Yrs

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That could be contusion or hematoma no need to worry it will settle with time take adequate rest and you can try warm compression

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Answered 25/07/2025

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