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Is There Any Problem For Babies Falling Down From Chair?

Baby (9months) old fell from a chair but has no visual marks or lumps...should he be seen by the doctor Baby 9 months old fell from a chair and cried quite hard but after settled down is very sedate and wants to cuddle..both eyes are the same, but he doesn t seem quite himself..no outward bumps or indentations on his head and not sure he hit his head..should he be seen by a doctor??
Fri, 26 Sep 2014
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Pediatrician, Pulmonology 's  Response
thank you for using health way magic.

Just observe for 24-48 hours. Warning signs would be persistent vomiting, excessive sleeping, crying excessively, unable to feed, bleeding from any site (nose, ears, etc.), and seizures. If one of the signs is present, better get your baby checked by your doctor.

sincerely,

Mark Rosario MD
pediatrics
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Is There Any Problem For Babies Falling Down From Chair?

thank you for using health way magic. Just observe for 24-48 hours. Warning signs would be persistent vomiting, excessive sleeping, crying excessively, unable to feed, bleeding from any site (nose, ears, etc.), and seizures. If one of the signs is present, better get your baby checked by your doctor. sincerely, Mark Rosario MD pediatrics