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2 Year Old Child Suffered Head Injury, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Blood Dots Under Skin. Treatment?

My son(2 years old) hit the top of his head and by his hair line behind his right ear there is a bump in each spot. he didnt loose concousiness but cried for 25 min straight. What should I look out for to know he is alright? he flll out of my brothers arms onto pavement. he has bruseing looks like little blood dots under the skin. Not sure If I need to get him checked out.
Mon, 18 Feb 2013
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Hi,
Thank you for your query on Healthcare Magic,
The bumps could be due to the development of hematoma in the scalp layers.
Watch for his activity, consciousness, for vomitings, abnormal behavior, and any bleeding from nose and ears.
If any abnormal findings report to emergency immediately.
Consult your doctor for the examiation once to look for any abnormal signs.
Hope I have answered your query.
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2 Year Old Child Suffered Head Injury, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Blood Dots Under Skin. Treatment?

Hi, Thank you for your query on Healthcare Magic, The bumps could be due to the development of hematoma in the scalp layers. Watch for his activity, consciousness, for vomitings, abnormal behavior, and any bleeding from nose and ears. If any abnormal findings report to emergency immediately. Consult your doctor for the examiation once to look for any abnormal signs. Hope I have answered your query.