What causes pain in the back of the child's head?

Raising a child is a very troublesome and careful task. Since children are more fragile, they are prone to physical problems. Pain in the back of the head is a common problem among children, but most parents don't pay much attention to it and cannot effectively diagnose this condition. So, what causes pain in the back of a child's head? Let me introduce it to you parents.

Headache is one of the common clinical symptoms, usually refers to pain localized in the upper part of the head, including the eyebrow arch, the upper edge of the helix and the external occipital protuberance. The cause of the disease is relatively complex and may be caused by intracranial lesions, extracranial head and neck lesions, somatic diseases outside the head and neck, and neurosis and mental illness.

Headache is one of the common clinical symptoms, usually refers to pain localized in the upper part of the head, including the eyebrow arch, the upper edge of the helix and the external occipital protuberance. The cause of the disease is relatively complex and may be caused by intracranial lesions, extracranial head and neck lesions, somatic diseases outside the head and neck, and neurosis and mental illness. First of all, children's prolonged or violent coughing may cause pain in the back of the head and both temporal sides. This is a normal phenomenon and will recover on its own. Adults may also experience this situation, but it is less common. If the child has a particularly strong feeling of vomiting, or even projectile vomiting, it is suspected that the child has encephalitis complicated by a cold. If the child still has a high fever, it is recommended to go to the hospital for an EEG check.

Secondly, a stuffy room, worries, anxiety, fever, illness, etc. may all cause headaches. About 20 percent of children experience recurring headaches for which no cause can be identified. But many headaches are caused by serious medical conditions. If a child's headache becomes increasingly severe, occurs more frequently, or is accompanied by severe vomiting, or is aggravated by coughing, lifting heavy objects, or straining to defecate, further examination and treatment should be carried out to avoid delay.

The above is an introduction to the causes of back of the head pain in children. From the above introduction, there may be many reasons for back of the head pain in children, but each reason cannot be ignored by parents. Once a child has symptoms of back of the head pain, he should go to the hospital for examination in time to find out the cause early and start treatment early.