Causes of uneven back of newborn's head

Many newborns have uneven backs of the heads, so many parents are particularly worried that their children have diseases and that it will affect their children's image when they grow up. Therefore, they want to fully understand the causes of the uneven backs of newborns' heads. The following is a detailed answer, which can help many parents to have a comprehensive understanding.

It is not a big problem if there are pits and bumps on the back of a newborn's head, because the baby's head will gradually mature with age. If a newborn has a red birthmark on the back of his head, the mother also needs to seek medical treatment based on the specific cause.

The back of the newborn's head is uneven

In addition to being smaller than an adult's head, the structure of a newborn's skull is also very different from that of an adult. Moreover, there will be a series of changes within one or two years after birth, which will make their head shape and structure gradually mature. Therefore, new parents should pay attention to the baby's head development when taking care of their newborn baby.

If the child has an uneven skull at the back of his head, he needs to be given calcium supplements. Also, pay attention to his sleeping position and try to sleep lying flat.

You can also use a shaping pillow for your child, and let him or her bask in the sun more often. Generally, the condition will improve after the child is half a year old.

Newborn baby has a red birthmark on the back of his head

The red birthmark rashes include port-wine stains, flame nevus, and strawberry hemangioma. The incidence of birthmarks in newborns is about 10%, which can be said to be very common. Most birthmarks only affect the appearance and do not require special treatment. However, some birthmarks may be accompanied by abnormalities of body organs and may even have the possibility of malignant changes, so they must be treated actively. For example, some cavernous hemangiomas proliferate too quickly and can cause limb deformities, which are not only unsightly in appearance but can also cause functional impairments. Even when the hemangioma expands too quickly, it can cause tissue necrosis, excessive consumption of platelets leading to low coagulation function and continuous bleeding.

Through the introduction in this article, I believe that many parents have a comprehensive understanding of the causes of the uneven back of the newborn's head. Therefore, after a comprehensive understanding, they can follow the above introduction and use correct treatment to make their baby's uneven back of the head healthier and flatter.