### instruction:
If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

### input:
I have question I got hit with a refrigerator it hit me hard and at the same time it scrape down so I fell like a hard lump where it hit me, so I went with my doctor and he said he felt something hard but that he didn t feel a lump but he still send me to get ultrasound just to make shure it wasn t nothing bad, so he got the results and everything was normal , but I have two months already since I had that accident and I have been feeling like a tingling or needles sensation something like that in my nipple and its been every day and ill day , you think I should get worried cause I m scared but like everything was normal at the ultrasound what do think it could be thanks.

### output:

Hi, Thanks for query to My Chat Doctor virtual Clinic. I studied all details of your query. I understood your health concerns about tingling in your nipple after hit in the head. Cause of tingling in your nipple after hit in the head-After reviewing your query facts, In my opinion these 2 complaints are not related to each other. If any relation, it's the anxiety from correlating these 2 complaints. Reasons for this opinion is -that the lump after the head hit was confirmed as normal after USG study of that lump and 2 months have passed normally. Probable reason for tingling in the breast needs to be ruled out for which I would suggest Second Opinion from Surgeon, who would physically check the nipple part and would treat it accordingly. Still if you feel obsessed, I would suggest CT Skull and opinion from Neurosurgeon. I think you should not worry till the CT studies are done. Wait with a cool head and act according to above suggestions. Hope this reply would help you in resolving this complex query and anxiety with it.Don't forget to hit thanks and write excellent review comments to help needy visitors at Chat Doctor. Welcome for any further query in this regard. Chat Doctor. N.M.S. Genl- CUTS. Senior Surgical Specialist.