Patient's question:
Baby had two falls in ten months, once on the back of the head, and this time on the front head, resulting in a purple bruise. It's been three days today, and the wound is healing a bit, wrapped up. The baby has had two falls in ten months, once on the back of the head, and this time on the front head, resulting in a purple bruise. It's been three days today, and the wound is healing a bit, wrapped up! Appetite is still good, but not in particularly good spirits. When carried outside, the baby tends to space out! The kind of assistance needed: How do I need to have a follow-up?Doctor's answer:
After an injury, parents should wait a few seconds to observe the child. First, check if there are any active abrasions. If there are wounds, parents should apply medication by gently pressing the area to prevent excessive bleeding. Whether it's the lips or other parts of the body, pay attention to any signs of active abrasions. Next, assess whether the child's limbs have any functional movement impairments. If one side of the body, such as an arm, shows increased or decreased movement, it is crucial not to manually move the limb, as this may worsen the injury.