Symptoms of intracranial hemorrhage in infants falling out of bed

The phenomenon of babies falling out of bed should have occurred in every family with a baby. Even if parents have been very careful, this phenomenon still happens frequently. Falling out of bed can cause great harm to babies. Some may be confirmed as concussions, some may cause intracranial hemorrhage, or skin injuries and bone injuries. The most serious damage is intracranial hemorrhage, which may cause irregular breathing in the baby and sometimes convulsions. In more serious cases, the child will faint. If it is discovered, the child should be taken to the hospital for treatment in time.

Symptoms of intracranial hemorrhage in infants falling out of bed:

1. If there is intracranial hemorrhage in the baby, the baby's breathing will become very irregular, sometimes there will be convulsions, and in more serious cases, the child will faint. These are all symptoms of intracranial hemorrhage in children. If you find it, you should take the child to the hospital for treatment in time.

2. It is mainly related to the bleeding site, amount of bleeding, gestational age and other perinatal factors. Premature infants and grade III and IV infants, chronic hypoxia, and massive brain hemorrhage have poor prognosis. Survivors will have different degrees of neurological sequelae.

It can also be confirmed that it is a concussion and there will be no intracranial hemorrhage. If there is intracranial hemorrhage, it is not a concussion. If no bleeding is found in the initial CT scan and the patient is diagnosed with concussion, and the bleeding gradually increases, there are generally the following symptoms: persistent headache, pain in the back of the neck when lowering the head, slurred speech, gradual deterioration of facial, tongue, and limb movements, gradual deterioration of sensation in a certain part of the body, and repeated muscle cramps in a certain part of the body. There may be one or more of the above symptoms, or there may be no symptoms at all, just a headache. Generally speaking, if there is bleeding after a concussion, it will occur within 48 hours. After 48 hours, there is little chance of further bleeding.

Direct trauma mainly refers to skin and muscle injuries, joint and bone injuries, brain tissue damage, etc. Psychological damage mainly refers to the baby being frightened during the fall, which causes symptoms such as emotional irritation, fear, and sleep disorders.

Mothers do not fully realize the dangers of falling out of bed. Most mothers think that unless there is bleeding, it is not dangerous for the baby to fall out of bed occasionally. It is not advisable to ignore falling out of bed. You should know that although the baby's limbs are flexible, falling out of bed can still cause harm to the baby.

Strategies for dealing with a baby falling out of bed: Once a baby falls out of bed, the mother should first check whether the baby has direct trauma, and then check whether the baby has psychological damage.

After a baby falls out of bed, the child will make a lot of noise. If vomiting and other symptoms occur at the same time, special attention should be paid, because these are symptoms of intracranial hemorrhage. If you find this, take the child to the hospital immediately. Do not delay, otherwise it may cause lifelong impact on the child.