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Fallen on his head
My 2 year old child has fallen in standing position on his back on his head from a three step of a stair, there is no swelling and no any other symptoms. What should i do?
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If there is no vomiting, seizures or loss of consciousness, wait and watch.
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Observation for 24 hours for vomiting/ Irritability/ Seizures/ loss of consciousness
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Do not leave two year child unassisted on stairs, as they would not have achieved the milestone of climbing up and downstairs.
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First of all, may I know when exactly the baby fell? After the fall, did the child lose consciousness or faint at any point? Following that, have you noticed any symptoms such as vomiting, bleeding, or anything unusual? These details are important to assess the situation properly. If possible, I would suggest a more detailed consultation so that we can discuss the child’s symptoms in depth.
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I need to ask few more questions before answering your query
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Dr Faisal Zoheb
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Dr. Vikash
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6 yrs exp
Bikaner
If baby had no loss of consciousness, no bleeding from ear nose throat, nothing to worry about
Can give ibugesic plus for pain
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