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My 1 year 2 month old fell ourside and hit her back of her head on the grass n vomited thrice since?
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Evaluation: She may have a concussion due to the fall. Vomiting may occur commonly in association, but to be safe, please see your pediatrician. If there are any changes in alertness or coordination, please see the emergency department. Provide fluids and monitor for fever.
Answered 4/24/2023
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