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Fall from sofa bump light bleeding urget
Yesterday only hair removed, while playing fall from sofa, see photo there is blade marked bleeding not much but i could see pink line. It bump he got very sweating that time cried louder and louder, half idly had saying vomiting sensation and slept now. Last dec same situation done CT that time unconscious and vomitted 2times. Does i go through again for CT now..? I will monitor 24hrs but I could see doctor once? Urgent pls confirm Feeling very down...
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Just observe for 24 hours. If child is active, no bleeding from nose, mouth, and no vomiting, then no need to worry. No need for CT scan just now. But please visit a pediatrician
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Only if baby is having warning signs like lethargy,convulsions,bleeding from ear,nose and vomiting then you need to do CT scan or else no need
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