what kind of injuries?
202858
the harder you hit the water at an odd angle the more youll hurt yourself such as broken ribs and internal bleeding, try to stay completely vertical when your diving to maintain a good position
414997
any time there is an injury to the brain, there is a potential for seizure activity associated with that trauma.  You should be seeing a neurologist and getting a work up done which includes, EEG, CT and MRI.
8505
"don't THINK it was broken" Get it looked at by someone who can help know for sure and make sure everything else is OK- minor medical clinic, school nurse, ER, whatever.\n\nMost minor crush injuries (no bone damage, minimal tissue damage) can be dealt with with asprain or other pain reliever, a basic ice program (a few minutes on, longer time off to 'rest', a few minutes on...) to relieve pain and swelling, and not using the injured part.\n\nThe catch to this is that there certainly may be some other issues involved that should be looked at. Do a doctor visit soon and avoid furture problems.
484176
That question made me laugh.... I imagined gettin hit by everyone.... ha ha ha better than your last question. I think they would all hurt like Fcuk but as i play football and have the experience of that i would have to say the ball to the ear would be the worst.... But if i had to choose to be hit???????? Golf ball in the shin......... I think that would hurt the least\n\n\nNice One!
448427
road rash , broken ribs , concushion, foot peg into lower leg , numerous scars
119137
does it hurt or does it make things harder? if not, who cares? if so, go to the doc
604590
Soft tissue damage..\nthis kind of injury can take months to properly heal to its normal size and use, especially if you have done any walking on it or any kind of exertion ..\n\nGive it time and use an anti inflamitory ( NSAIDS) you will begin to see an improvement..
574764
Well I've seen a few traumatic aortic ruptures in my life, they are common in high speed side impacts (t-bone). Head on collisions produce traumatic head injuries when you go "up and over" and pelvic fractures in the "down and under." All nasty things to have.
134381
I say you should go to a doctor and i agree with that guy that you should take an x-ray of your foot;and sister....I know how much it must be paining coz these sort of incidents were also experienced by me.Once a whole tire came on my foot and my whole right thigh was bleeding but it wasn`t a fracture coz my father pushed me due to which his hand got fractured and once i got ingured by the sharp edge of a sofa and guess what,not only my skin got peeled of but a piece of wood from the sofa broke as well it was 5 years ago but the skin did not grow there and the mark is still there.Hope you don`t get injured like me(sob).sorry for such a long answer!
602626
If there was a head injury you can see many types of reactions.  It can be a long process & you may not know for awhile just how the recovery will go.
243119
If there's any question about how badly hurt the\nemployee is, then call for medical advice.  It's\nthe right thing to do from both a moral perspective\n(ie. you don't want to permanently damage someone\nby moving them if they have a spinal injury) as\nwell as from a legal perspective (ie. you don't\nwant to end up with a lawsuit).  \n\nIt's my opinion that if someone doesn't immediately\njust "get back up" on their own, then they *ought*\nto be checked out by a doctor (because the injury\nis obviously more serious than just a normal trip-and-fall).
292612
Ah...broke a guys bones...fractured his leg..he was at fault..picking on smaller kids..bullying them..ha!
180899
Could be bruised or even fractured, if its causing you alot of pain, go see a doctor.
344209
be careful with sports or activities in which the area operated on may get hit, by balls or other means. \n\nbe careful also with water or liquid contact with that area, to give the best chance of healing without causing inflammation.
283466
Sounds like something more serious. see a md.
407844
of course it is. Everyone gets hurt, so don't let it stop you. And if you play for a club that won't cover your injuries you are just plain stupid.
327441
It really depends on the extent of the injury. If you fractured your bone, you may need to be in a cast but if your bone was dislocated, you may need a chiropractor, a sports doctor and physical therapy.