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When should i be concerned about a quarter sized hematoma on my daughters forehead from hitting her head? do i just let it be? acting fine, pupils contracting correctly with light, happened 5 hours ago. she ok to go to bed?
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As long as she is acting normal and no nausea or vomiting should be ok but also nice to have her been checked by a doctor
Answered 8/10/2021
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