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My six month old baby fell and got blood clots and fractures in head...we visited doctor and scan done...now doctor gave her ibujecic and levetiracetam oral medication...these medicine are safe for baby...next what to do...
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This will require continuous observation and action by doctor . You learn first aid of seizures because they may develop any time . How can you not make your room safe for a six month old child ! Learn and practice safety measures to practice , child will pass thru many stages like crawling etc . You MUST learn prevention. For now be in touch with doctor and don’t ask questions here .
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