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Head injuries fall into two categories: external and internal. Learn more about both kinds, how to prevent them, and what to do if your child is injured. ... KidsHealth > Parents > First Aid & Safety > Emergencies: What to Do > Head Injuries...
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Lumps and bumps on the head are a common complaint in children and often a source of concern for parents. The differential diagnosis for the examining ...
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Pediatric expert Dr Greene from DrGreene.com talks about the signs to watch for after a child has hit her head and when to call the doctor after a child has hit his head ... When we hear the awful thud of a child's head, our breath catches. A prompt cry after the injury is reassuring. It is normal for a child to feel...
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Pediatric expert Dr. Alan Greene offers a list of signals that you need to talk with your pediatrician after a child has hit his head. ... My wonderfully active youngster seems to always be "bonking" his head on something. I never know how to respond. Are there some general guidelines for when it is serious and when it isn't?
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When children are learning to walk, head injuries usually result from rather short falls to the floor. As children grow more mobile and adventuresome, they are more often injured by doorknobs, window sills, fireplaces, falls down stairs or onto sidewalks, or baseball bats.
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Most head injuries in children are minor. ... Bumps, cuts, and scrapes on the head and face usually heal well and can be treated the same as injuries to other parts of the body. A superficial cut on the head often bleeds heavily because the face and scalp have many blood vessels close to the surface of the skin.
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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina Suggests Watching Closely If Your Child Bumps Her Head ... Dr. Don Bradley, MD, vice president - medical management for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina, suggests the following if your child bumps his or her head:
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Follow the same first-aid guidelines listed for “Bumps and Bruises.” In addition, watch your child for 24 hours after the injury and awaken her once or twice during the night to make sure that she can be aroused from sleep. ... Wellness & Safety First Aid Injuries Head Bumps ... About Children's...
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Children who have bumped their heads -- in whatever way, and for whatever reason -- are among the most common visitors to pediatricians' office, after-hours clinics, and emergency rooms. In some cases the resulting head injury is serious, and the child needs immediate treatment.
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www.drreddy.com/headbump.html
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