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Hi ive been fighting with my family since last 6 months, since i cudnt hit anyone I hit myself in the head with punches for 6 months now almost every month i hit myself in the head to stop the fight between my family members,there are small small clots just above both the left and right hairlocks (kanpati) and a couple are on the foreheads, how can I treat them fine and how serious they can be.
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Hi dear don't worry Take Arnica 30 single globule now
Natrum sulph 1M single globule tomorrow morning empty stomach before brushing teeth
Do not repeat medicines
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HELLO,
TO HIT PUNCHES YOUR SELF
NOTHING IS GOING TO SOLVE.
IF U FEEL BLOOD CLOTS APPLY LOCALLY THROMPHOB GEL LOCALLY FREQUENTLY PROBABLY THEY DISSOLVE IN SOME PERIOD.
CONSULT A NEUROSURGEON.
YOU MIGHT NEED
MRI.
IF PAINFUL
TAB PENTANERVE ND 100 TWO TIMES A DAY FOR SEVEN TO TEN DAYS OR AS REQUIRED.
OK.
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