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A member asked:
My son tripped and hit his head and has a bump on the side of his head raised up and bruised right away?
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Head injury: Should be monitored closely. Needs to be examined if not acting like himself, is sleepy, vomits or had loss of consciousness.
Answered 5/24/2014
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