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Suggest Treatment For Stiff Neck And Pain Behind Ears After Hitting

Hello, My son whom is 9 years old was playing and fell and hit his head behind the ear (ear bone). He has some swelling but says that it hurts only when you touch it...He has a stiff neck a bit but he can turn it. This happened on Friday afternoon. We are concerned as its still hurting him and we want to make sure everything is okay. Please Advise....
Wed, 3 Sep 2014
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Pediatrician, Pulmonology 's  Response
Hi..this seems to be a trivial trauma of the head and neck region with a mild sprain. Unless he is having vomiting continuously, Seizures, Watery of bloody discharge from ears and nose, Unconsciousness, Altered sensorium or behavior, you need not worry. You can use Ibuprofen for pain relief and if not getting better, consult your pediatrician.
Regards - Dr. Sumanth
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Suggest Treatment For Stiff Neck And Pain Behind Ears After Hitting

Hi..this seems to be a trivial trauma of the head and neck region with a mild sprain. Unless he is having vomiting continuously, Seizures, Watery of bloody discharge from ears and nose, Unconsciousness, Altered sensorium or behavior, you need not worry. You can use Ibuprofen for pain relief and if not getting better, consult your pediatrician. Regards - Dr. Sumanth