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Thank you, She wasn't photophobic, tolerated lighted areas well Yeah, no matter how angry you get at yourself, still not a legitimate reason to cause your self bodily harm by any means. Totally agree.

Just to add/slightly more detail. She initially slammed her head once against the wall and made a small indentation in the wall. Then she used her hands and struck the temples of head. Then used a glass bottle and repeatedly struck the top head/upper forehead region. Day 1 (after incident)...

Thank you all for the responses, Yes, it does just seem to be the case that she rattled her head a bit and as you all said the blood/fluids followed into the periorbital cavities. So I just take it the only thing she would do, would be to use a cold compress and wait for the bruising to...

Yes, there was no suicidal intention from what was reported. She claimed that she was just incredibly frustrated and angry after an argument and took it out on herself instead of in a constructive manner.

Her nose wasn't fractured at all, she did not apply any force to the nose/eye area...but there was a bit of swelling (the day after the incident) on the forehead and bridge of nose. The eye area was normal, it wasn't until the 2nd day that the swelling and discoloration occurred.

Yes, this is was the main source of confusion, it did fit the description of raccoon eyes, but there was no trauma to the base of the skull which would rule out basilar skull fracture I think.

Thank you for your response From report, she did not hit herself directly in eye area, only upper forehead/top of head. Which made me question why she would would the bruising on both of her eyes, since there was no direct blunt trauma to eyes. So the concern would be more with whether or...

Hello, just had a quick scenario with picture for further example (not picture from any report, just a random one that's closest to what I am describing). A young female in her 20s, with swelling (reddish/purplish discoloration on both the eye lid and under the eye). Complains of slight...