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Today, my 4 yr old fell asleep on way to school (am).teachers couldn't wake her up. brought her home, lay in bed for 3 hrs, then acted normal.ideas?
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Mgt: Sometimes drowsiness may occur after a fall or bump to the head. I would advise checking for any bruises on the skin and scalp. I would advise a check up with her doctor and checking her temperature. Sometimes sleep patterns vary at this age.
Answered 4/28/2015
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