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My 6week old baby fell and hit her head has a small bump but actin normal and sleeping.she cried when it happen and calmed down when picked up and held. should i be concerned?
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I would be more comfortable if your baby can be examined by her pediatrician within the next 24 hours. Observe her closely and bring get medical attention urgently if you note some change, even trivial. Good luck.
Answered 8/4/2023
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