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What Causes A Bony Or Muscular Protrusion On The Head Area Of A 4-month-old Toddler?

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Posted on Tue, 24 Jul 2018
Question: Hello Doctor,

I have a 4 months old son. I found that he has a bump (Not sure if it bony or muscular but looks mostly muscular to me) on his head. I attached a picture of the head. I am worried if this is something of a concern or if this will resolve on its own with the age. Request for your advice.

Thanks & Regards,
Ashish
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Answered by Dr. Diptanshu Das (3 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Not a cause for concern.

Detailed Answer:
Thanks for asking on HealthcareMagic.

I have gone carefully through your query and have checked the attached image. Let me assure you that I understand your concerns and that there is nothing to worry. The bump is the glabellar prominence which can be observed in many growing children. It is not a cause for concern. Nothing needs to be done about it.

Let me know if I could help further.

Regards
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What Causes A Bony Or Muscular Protrusion On The Head Area Of A 4-month-old Toddler?

Brief Answer: Not a cause for concern. Detailed Answer: Thanks for asking on HealthcareMagic. I have gone carefully through your query and have checked the attached image. Let me assure you that I understand your concerns and that there is nothing to worry. The bump is the glabellar prominence which can be observed in many growing children. It is not a cause for concern. Nothing needs to be done about it. Let me know if I could help further. Regards