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What Causes Vomiting And Unconsciousness After A Fall?

my baby is 7 months old fell down from the bed was unconscious for 3 mins and started crying again and after some time she vomited,now 24hrs passed i monitor her ,she is reacting well but a bit sleepy all the time,now for some time she stop vomitting and had some food too.wanted more detail how long this will heal her?
Fri, 3 Nov 2017
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Pediatrician, Gastroenterology 's  Response
I understand your concerns.
Vomiting, unconsciousness and sleepiness are common after trauma to head. Sometimes patients may suffer from convulsions also.
Observation is required for 48-72 hours after head trauma. If the patient is doing well, nothing is required.
However on safer side a ultrasound of the cranium, X-ray skull and if indicated CT brain can be done to rule out any serious condition.

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What Causes Vomiting And Unconsciousness After A Fall?

I understand your concerns. Vomiting, unconsciousness and sleepiness are common after trauma to head. Sometimes patients may suffer from convulsions also. Observation is required for 48-72 hours after head trauma. If the patient is doing well, nothing is required. However on safer side a ultrasound of the cranium, X-ray skull and if indicated CT brain can be done to rule out any serious condition. Regards