What's the matter with the lump on the back of the child's head?

Many people will find that a child has a lump on the back of his head. There are many reasons for this situation. It may be caused by skin diseases such as urticaria, papules, etc., it may be caused by bone diseases, or it may be caused by blood stasis. This situation requires people to pay special attention. Below we will explain in detail what is going on with a bag behind a child's head.

There is a lump on the back of the baby's head, what's going on?

If there is no trauma, we should still consider head hematoma. Head hematoma is still considered to be related to pelvic compression in the birth canal. This only needs follow-up, and it will affect intellectual development.

The hard lump on the baby's head may be caused by hardening of scalp hematoma.

Guidance:

If you are worried, you can go to the hospital for an X-ray to confirm. It is recommended to use Chinese medicine gallnut powder and white vinegar to make a paste for external application once a day, and use plastic wrap to keep it moist. It will take at most half a month to heal.

For the current phenomenon, it should be caused by some inflammatory response stimulation. This may be the case. At this time, local hot compress can be used to promote blood circulation. At the same time, oral administration of amoxicillin granules or zinc gluconate oral solution, Qinghuobao granules can be used for treatment. You can go to the Department of Pediatrics for treatment.

The child's condition may be swollen lymph nodes, which usually occur when the child has a cold, fever, or infection. Generally, once the infection is cured, the swollen lymph nodes will naturally disappear.

Don't worry about the current situation, just observe it first. If you find anything abnormal, go to the hospital for a check-up.

Suggestions: It is recommended to avoid catching cold, take appropriate calcium supplements, and try hot compresses.

The more common ones considered are atheroma, epidermoid cysts, and lymphadenopathy.

Suggestions: Color Doppler ultrasound examination can be performed to clearly diagnose the type of disease. If the tumor continues to grow, surgical resection is recommended.

This is mainly to determine whether there are meningeal irritation signs, that is, neck stiffness, and then preliminarily determine whether there is meningitis.

There is a moving soybean-sized lump on each side of the back of my baby's head! It jumps when I press it with my hand! The surface is the same color as normal skin, and it is a small lump growing under the skin. I found it when my baby was thirteen months old! Now he is almost two years old and it hasn't gone away and it seems to have even grown a little bit bigger.