Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation, following your instructions:Last night at 8 PM, she fell to the ground;
She hit her back of the head;;
She cried continuously;
She fell asleep after drinking breast milk;;
She slept continuously until 8 AM today;;;
When she just woke up, her spirits were still okay;;
An hour later;;
She started crying for no reason;;
Nothing would soothe her;;;
Later, she started vomiting;;
By 12 PM, she had vomited three times;;
In the afternoon, she went to the hospital for a CT scan;;
The results showed nothing was wrong;;
But the child kept crying, and her mood was also very low;;
All day long;; She only cried or slept;;
What should I do in this situation? If treatment is needed, how should it be done? Could there be other problems? I am very anxious;;; Please see this and help quickly;; Thank you!!
Medical history and effectiveness of previous treatment: A CT scan was done at the hospital; The CT results said there were no abnormalities in the head scan.
What kind of help do you want: I want to ask what is going on? How should it be treated? Could there be other problems or impacts?
Doctor's answer:
The child's condition is a head injury. Based on the CT scan, there are no abnormalities. The current symptoms of the child are related to excessive fright. The mother can provide tactile or verbal reassurance to the baby. If the condition does not improve, it is recommended to follow up and check blood tests to rule out infectious conditions. It is important to closely monitor the child's mental state. If there are no further symptoms such as nausea or loss of appetite, everything should be fine.