Patient's question:
Two-and-a-half-month-old baby is breastfeeding. Her father slipped and pressed his palm on the baby's head. Who knows how much force was above her head? The baby cried for a long time. Will the distance at the fontanel be compressed by her father? So far, I have carefully observed for 18 hours. Breastfeeding is normal, she also smiles at me, and she smiles when her name is called. Her eyes also follow the black and white cards. She was awake for an hour two days ago, and now she sleeps for 3-4 hours and wakes up by herself. I don't know if it's normal. Should I do a brain CT? The main concern is that the fontanel may be compressed by hand, and whether this situation can occur.Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, the baby's head was pressed by his father's hand. Currently, the baby shows no signs of abnormality and should be fine. Carefully observe the baby's head for any bruises or symptoms of nausea and vomiting. If none are present, it should be alright. Be attentive in the future! The above advice is for the question "Should a 2-month-old baby whose head was pressed by his father's palm undergo a CT scan?" and is hoped to be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!