Patient's question:
Patient Gender: MaleDetailed Condition and Purpose of Consultation:
He always hits his head hard with his hands while feeding.
Four months ago, his trace element test results were normal, and he hasn't had one since.
His skull has not fully healed yet, and he cannot speak.
Please ask: What is going on here? Is this a sign of illness or a normal phenomenon?
Doctor's answer:
If a child experiences a sudden blow to the head, it could be a sign of a headache, but since the child cannot speak, there are many possible causes of headaches. Common causes include colds, and it is necessary to observe the child's physical changes. If it is a cold, it is recommended to take cold medicine. It is important to note that the cause of a headache may not necessarily be in the head. For example, colds and other infectious diseases can also cause headaches. This could also be a result of neuralgia. It is advisable to seek prompt treatment nearby for anti-inflammatory, anti-infection, and pain relief. If the condition does not improve, further testing and treatment should be conducted according to the doctor's advice.