What to do if there is a bump on the back of the newborn's head

There are many common problems for newborns. In solving newborn problems, we must first understand the causes so that when the problem arises, we will know how to proceed. Moreover, when a newborn has a disease, the treatment time cannot be delayed. Delaying treatment has a great impact on the newborn's body. What should I do if there is a lump on the back of a newborn's head? The following is a detailed introduction so that you can have some understanding.

What to do if a newborn has a bump on the back of his head:

First, apply some pain-relieving oil or double-flying mask on the back of your baby’s head every day to help reduce swelling and blood stasis and prevent the bump from becoming more serious. Giving your baby enough water every day will help him eliminate toxins from his body.

Give your baby some seaweed soup or kelp soup, 100 ml at a time, to supplement calcium. Take a short period of time every day to take your baby out to bask in the sun. This can increase the activity of calcium, accelerate its metabolism, promote absorption, and enable the baby's bones to grow healthily. It can also heal the bump on the back of your baby's head.

Massage the baby's affected area regularly: hold the baby horizontally with one hand, and rub the baby's affected area with the other hand in a clockwise direction. Rub gently. When putting the baby to sleep on the bed, do not let the baby rest on the affected area. This can also promote the removal of blood stasis in the affected area.

Note: If you experience any abnormalities, please seek medical attention immediately.

After understanding what to do if a newborn has a bump on the back of his head, when improving the bump on the back of his head, you should be careful to do it gently and not use excessive force to avoid other impacts on the newborn. If the bump does not go away for a long time, you should go to the hospital for examination to understand the problem.