Injury in upper jaw

2020-06-08 04:49:35
This is for my niece, now she is become 8 months old. She got an injury in her upper jaw part while playing. Its almost 2 months this  injury happened and its swallow, still it's like this it's not reducing.  I think it's not paining she is eating her food properly and she is not crying  also. I am attaching some photos of her. Now in this lockdown we cant meet doctor also. If some can help me no this. Thanks in advance.
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Hi I can fully understand your worry. I want to know how did the baby fall.. to me it does not look like injury If Pus had formed baby would be in pain and there would be fever.. somehow I I am strongly feeling this is a Hemangioma..which you all have noticed accidentally

Answered2020-06-08 16:45:15

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At present u can go clinic, no excuse please.... Pediatric surgeon required for consultation

Answered2020-06-08 07:37:53

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Should try giving antibiotics and proper treatment... Mostly this constitute fiberous tissues which will take time to heal

Answered2020-06-08 07:05:35

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better to get a physical examination done by a pediatrician nearby

Answered2020-06-08 06:25:29

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it looks like pus formed into wound.. better to give antibiotic wat is the weight of child

Answered2020-06-08 05:30:17

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