Patient's question:
Baby's appetite, deep sleep, bowel and bladder functions are all good, weight hasn't changed, but has a fever. Cough has been going on for over a month, not very serious, but sometimes it appears with bleeding spots after coughing. The previous times it was on the neck, and last night it was around the eyes and on the face. 11...Doctor's answer:
These bleeding spots on the child don't need to be a concern; they are caused by the rupture of capillaries in these areas due to forceful crying. They usually fade away within about a week. You can give the child some vitamin C. If the bleeding spots do not fade on their own, it is important to seek medical attention promptly to rule out any blood-related issues. There are various different causes for skin bleeding spots, which can be due to low platelet count. If it is caused by low platelet count, it is necessary to go to the hospital for a thorough check-up of platelets to diagnose the condition, and further confirmation and treatment are required. In some cases, the bleeding spots are not caused by low platelet count. Many physical factors can contribute, such as excessive force in a particular area, and sometimes severe crying can also result in bleeding spots on the head and face.