My 8 month baby girl fell from bed which is at around the height of 1mtr, she fell on her back. Her bottom touched first then the back of her head, she started crying, there was no signs of bleeding, she was conscious, motor functions seemed fine, we could not feel any swelling around the head, she cried for few mins but then she was fine, playing just like before. But in the evening (after like 1-2 hours) she had a fever of around 100° and now i am worried, please help me with anything any information or knowledge. Please tell me if my baby is okay.
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It’s good that your baby cried immediately, stayed conscious, and is active with normal movements—these are positive signs.
Keep observing your baby for the next 24–48 hours.
For now, Monitor her closely and can Give paracetamol in age appropriate dose for fever . Keep her well-hydrated
Next Steps
You can consult to your Dr and get checked her in person to avert any risk .
Health Tips
See a Doctor Immediately If:
• Vomiting, drowsiness, or refusal to feed
• Excessive sleepiness or unusual behavior
• Repeated fever or seizures
• Swelling or bruising on the head
• Eyes looking different or unequal pupil size
After a fall if the baby seems drowsy, sleepy or has persistent vomiting, these are the alarming signs when you need to be concerned. If the baby is active, taking feeds well, then its not an emmergency and you dont have to worry.
Next Steps
Give paracetamol drops 1ml and wait for fever to subside
Health Tips
If the baby starts vomiting or becomes lethargic, contact the closest hospital or paediatrician
Whenever head injury is there you need to watch for danger signs which tells us that there is brain injury also inside the skull.
These danger signs are Vomitings, Fits or Seizures, EAR NOSE throat bleeding, large swelling and unconsiousness
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