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Suggest Treatment For Edema On Head Due To Fall In 14 Month Baby

I have a question, my son is 14 months yesterday and has fallen head hurt, especially at the front of the head, where there is an edema, general condition is good, there was no vomiting, no loss or impairment of consciousness, but with worries edema in the front of the head, if possible any advice about this, and can be used in this age chymoral forte?
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hi,
Welcome to HCM.
I have read your question in detail and I know that you are very concerned about your child.
Since, there is no loss of consciousness, persistent vomiting, seizures or bleed from mouth and nose, the possibility of internal bleeding is very less.
There is no need to give chymoral forte, you can give syrup ibuprofen for pain and can apply local anaesthetic gel at the site of trauma.
I hope this will help you.
Wishing your child good health.
Take care.
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Suggest Treatment For Edema On Head Due To Fall In 14 Month Baby

Hi, Welcome to HCM. I have read your question in detail and I know that you are very concerned about your child. Since, there is no loss of consciousness, persistent vomiting, seizures or bleed from mouth and nose, the possibility of internal bleeding is very less. There is no need to give chymoral forte, you can give syrup ibuprofen for pain and can apply local anaesthetic gel at the site of trauma. I hope this will help you. Wishing your child good health. Take care.