Patient's question:
Children's Slide Today the child fell off the slide at kindergarten and hit their head. How should I observe whether the child is injured seriously? How should I observe whether the child is injured seriously? How should I observe whether the child is injured seriously? Children's SlideDoctor's answer:
The most serious consequences are intracranial hemorrhage and concussions. The corresponding symptoms may include: projectile vomiting, coma (or lethargy), screaming (including high-pitched crying), convulsions, etc. If your child exhibits these symptoms, please take them to the hospital for examination. Head CT, EEG, and other consultations may be performed. If your child does not have these symptoms and there is no redness, swelling (fracture), or damage to the scalp, please rest assured. However, it is essential to closely monitor the child. If the child shows any abnormal signs, seek emergency medical attention. If there are no abnormal symptoms after 48-72 hours, there is no need to worry.