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swollen and bruised libia minora

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PostPosted: 03/09/07 - 16:12    Post subject: swollen and bruised libia minora Vote now! Reply with quote
I fell off a step stool and came down on the bar and hit my libia minora it is quite swollen and bruised. I have been placing ice for 15 minutes every hour and have taken 800 mg of Ibpforian. I do not have any pain with it what so ever but I wondering how long I should I expect it to be swollen? Do I have reason to be concern, and how long and should I wait before I should have it checked.
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