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Blunt trauma

1. Oral antibiotic: Pipracillin/Clavulanic 250-500 mg


Cephalexin 500mg qid



2. Cool compress



3. Oral NSAID Ibuprofen 500 mg q4-6h



4. Homatropine 5% tid + Pred Forte 1% tid (mild)


qid (moderate)


Atropine 1% qd (severe)

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