Patient's question:
At two months old, on the 20th at noon, the baby accidentally hit the edge of the table with the back of its head while sleeping and passed out. It didn't cry in that state. In the afternoon, it woke up, took a bath, skated, and drank milk normally. At 8 PM, when fed, all the milk was (expelled) in large amounts. Over the next two to three days, it also vomited milk—once or twice a day, and in large quantities. It vomited immediately after eating. Could this be because of the head hitting the table?Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described and the clinical symptoms, it is likely related to trauma. It is recommended to pay close attention and observe carefully over the next two days, eating small, frequent meals. If the condition does not improve, it is advisable to take the child to the pediatric surgery clinic for a follow-up visit to assist with diagnosis. A cranial CT scan should be performed to determine if there is any intracranial bleeding or contusion. Based on the clinical diagnosis, it is not ruled out that there may be increased intracranial pressure.