Patient's question:
Male, 1-month illness/symptoms: There is a hematoma on the baby's head. I have a hematoma on my baby's head. Can I sleep on the side with the hematoma? Additional question: The baby is now almost half a month old, and the lump on the head has not subsided yet. Now the head has become asymmetrical on the left and right.Doctor's answer:
The scalp hematoma of the infant is caused by compression during birth. Usually, it will resolve on its own. It is still recommended to let it be. The infant may have difficulty sleeping, but it will not cause the hematoma to rupture. This is a good question: that is, can he now sleep on the head with the hematoma? If it's not serious, you can ask: it's almost the size of an egg. Wishing your baby good health.