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3yrs Old Banged His Head To The Wall And Now There Is A Dent, Is This Normal ?

today my son who is 3yrs old banged his head to the wall and i cud feel a dent king of straight line at posterior head and since the i also cud feel he is swaeting at the posterior head,is this ok??pls help me,do i need to tk him 2 the dr??
Thu, 27 Jan 2011
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Hi... Welcome to healthcaremagic forum.
1. How long ago did he sustain the injury??
2. Did he lose consciousness after the injury??
3. Is he having recurrent vomiting, reduced activity/drowsiness or headache??
If answer to question number 2 and 3 is yes, then it is a serious concern which needs immediate attention.
Else there is no need to panic. He may need Xray skull/Scans to look for possible skull fracture which most often do not need treatment...
Hope I have provided answer to your problem.
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3yrs Old Banged His Head To The Wall And Now There Is A Dent, Is This Normal ?

Hi... Welcome to healthcaremagic forum. 1. How long ago did he sustain the injury?? 2. Did he lose consciousness after the injury?? 3. Is he having recurrent vomiting, reduced activity/drowsiness or headache?? If answer to question number 2 and 3 is yes, then it is a serious concern which needs immediate attention. Else there is no need to panic. He may need Xray skull/Scans to look for possible skull fracture which most often do not need treatment... Hope I have provided answer to your problem. Thanks.