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Mild swelling ( fluid ) on newborn head

2022-05-26 10:45:53
My baby is 1 month 6 days old. He has mild swelling( fluid type) on left side of his head. On pressing it doesn't hurt the baby. Its already been long time, when it will go away. Doctors on discharge told it will go in sometime. Please advise.
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It may take 1 to 2 months more. Usually nothing to worry about.

Answered2022-05-26 12:55:02

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Will tell you the same thing .it will resolve in some time.

Answered2022-05-26 11:13:16

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