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My son is of 6 months old. He falls down from bed 2 times consecutively 2 days on forehead side. On first day he got a mark on forehead as little bit blood also flows and it stops automatically. On second day he only falls and no cuts and all. Iam really worried about that. Is it normal for babies to fall down??
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Babies tend to roll over on the bed ..keep pillows or restrainers so that such falls don’t happen
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If baby has recurrent vomiting , crying excessively or if any abnormal movements or not feeding well .. drowsy beyond normal kindly visit near by Hopsital
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No it is not normal to fall down repeatedly
But yes you have to take extra precautions not to repeat it.
And over that wound you have to apply antiseptic ointment and watch for any vomiting or swelling over the wound.
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Antiseptic ointment apply over wound
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Dr. Prathibha Reddy
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Hyderabad
Go for nsg scan
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