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My 2months old daughter fell from the bed what should i do?
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Depends how she is: feeling/ doing right now. Call her pediatrician, who can triage this better in your country. If she's happy, playful, talkative and appears unaffected, you are okay. If she is listless, unresponsive, and in pain, then you must go to the ER to have her checked immediately. So you are the closest and best judge on his she is doing and feeling to determine the urgency.
Answered 3/4/2015
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