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My 8mnth old fell of the bed onto her back about 2 hrs ago. cried alot and then was normal, played had her bottle and fell asleep. should i be concern?
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Closed Head Injuries: Closed head injuries in children are relatively common due to their activity level and altered center of gravity. Most serious head injuries are associated with loss of consciousness, seizure and immediate vomiting. Serious injuries rarely become apparent within 24-48 hours after the injury and are associated with multiple episodes of vomiting, altered mental status, seizures, etc,
Answered 4/24/2015
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Falls: no concern if no loss of counsciousness . And no abnormal signs like vomiting . But keep an eye on him and see your pediatrician .
Answered 4/24/2015
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