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My 18-year-old son was assaulted on holiday with a headbutt to his face. His cheek was swollen, and he has had numbness from his lower eye, side of his nose down to his upper lip since then. The swelling has reduced, but he feels fluid moving when he presses it and gets blood when he clears his throat or blows his nose. What could be the cause of these symptoms, and what should we do?

March 19th, 2024

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