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What Causes Huge Dent On The Side Of Skull?

My grandson 5 days old. Noticed a huge dent on the right side of the skull. Like a little pond dented. It is very noticiby. DR says see how he matures and might need to see a nurogelogist. This is very odd. it is sunked not round. I do not see how the skull will bounce back up. Dr says possibly from hitting the pelvis so har. a C cectionshould have been done if this is to be serious. Need piece of mindblaircampers!aol.com
Fri, 19 Sep 2014
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Thanks for the question.
Your concern for this situation is understandable.
Keep a watch on his activities, like feeding, passing urine and motions, movements of hands, legs and body, cry, sleeping patterns etc. If all these activities are normal, then wait and watch.
But it is still advisable to take consultation from a specialist.
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What Causes Huge Dent On The Side Of Skull?

Thanks for the question. Your concern for this situation is understandable. Keep a watch on his activities, like feeding, passing urine and motions, movements of hands, legs and body, cry, sleeping patterns etc. If all these activities are normal, then wait and watch. But it is still advisable to take consultation from a specialist.