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11 Month Baby, Fell From Bed, Fluid Filled Lump On Head, Getting Bigger. Normal Scan. Anything To Worry?

Hey.. My 11 month old fell off the bed and now has a soft fluid filled lump on the top of his head and it looks like it's moving or getting bigger. I took him to ER and they did a CT scan and said everything was good and that it was just a little blood and fluid that's swollen and that it should go down on its on. But should I be worried???
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Greetings of the day
There is no reason for further concern, its a hematoma which will liquify and get resolved. If the baby is eating well, sleeping well and has no abnormal movements then there's no cause of further concern. I'm a Pediatric Surgeon and routinely see around 10 such cases per week. Just keep the baby warm.
Wishing your baby a speedy recovery.
Do get back to me if you have further questions.
Take care
Regards
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11 Month Baby, Fell From Bed, Fluid Filled Lump On Head, Getting Bigger. Normal Scan. Anything To Worry?

Namaste Welcome to HCM Greetings of the day There is no reason for further concern, its a hematoma which will liquify and get resolved. If the baby is eating well, sleeping well and has no abnormal movements then there s no cause of further concern. I m a Pediatric Surgeon and routinely see around 10 such cases per week. Just keep the baby warm. Wishing your baby a speedy recovery. Do get back to me if you have further questions. Take care Regards