He was about 1 year old during both times.
Child hit head on hard floor.
Friday night i fell and hit my head on the tile floor just have soreness on the spot where i hit and my neck is very sore also should i see a doctor.
Keep in mind that even a minor head bump can cause a large swelling.
He knows his threshold for pain and will pull back on the throttle a bit if the banging hurts.
It is a very severe brain injury that typically causes unconsciousness and it is fatal in about.
The acute timeframe is up to three days from the incident.
Signs of a concussion are the first thing doctors look for when a child suffers a bump on the head says anatoly belilovsky m d a pediatrician in brooklyn new york.
My husband ran to stop him but before he could our son fell off and hit his head on the carpeted floor.
First off don t panic if you see a lot of blood says dr.
Your child clearly likes a good steady beat so help him find other outlets for his love of rhythm.
Symptoms could kick in immediately or be delayed for six hours 12 24 or 72 hours.
Whatever the cause of a head injury how you assess whether your child should see a doctor or go to the emergency room is the same.
Acute subdural hematoma develops rapidly most commonly after serious head trauma caused by an assault car accident or fall.
My head hit the concrete so hard that i considered the possibility of an acute subdural hematoma brain bleed.
This can happen when the head is hit or when a sudden stop causes the head to move violently forward and back whiplash.
This means your child is unlikely to hit his head hard enough to seriously injure himself.
And the speed momentum and size of the people full grown adolescents versus young children and the forces involved such as impact with a concrete floor or other hard surface may increase the possibility of serious injury.
Help foster your child s love of rhythm in other ways.
Oscar novick answered 57 years experience pediatrics.
Get medical help right away if someone has any of these after a head injury.
Once he was running on the couch even though we tell him not to.
Firmly secure furniture to walls.
Another time he fell back from a sitting position and hit his head on the carpeted floor but it was a hard hit.
A toddler or older child with a head injury probably took a tumble ran into something or was hit by a heavy object she explains.
Watch for wet areas on hard floors especially around pool and bath surfaces.