The child hit his head and had a headache and also said he had a stomachache.

It is inevitable for children to bump into things in life, especially when they are just starting to learn to walk. It is most likely to happen if the child does not hit his head when he bumps into something. However, if the child hits his head, it is likely to cause severe headaches and even cause mild concussions. Some children experience headaches and stomachaches after hitting their heads. What is going on?

It may be intestinal spasm. The symptoms of abdominal pain may last for several days, or occur several times a day, and even affect the child's study and life. At this time, the child needs to be given antispasmodics and anti-allergic drugs, such as belladonna and phenagar. At the same time, some temporary pain relief measures can be taken, including local warmth of the abdomen for several consecutive days, or the pain several times a day. Even if the abdominal pain affects the child's study and life, the child needs to be given antispasmodics and anti-allergic drugs, such as belladonna and phenagar. At the same time, some temporary pain relief measures can also be taken, including local warming of the abdomen, application of hot water bottles, massage or acupuncture. After the above treatment, intestinal spasms can generally be gradually relieved in about 3 days.

In this case, the baby should still be painful when touched. If the baby does not vomit or faint, there will be no problem. Please don't worry!

Guidance:

According to your description, the baby cries loudly when he is hurt. If the child has no other abnormalities, please don't worry, because the back of the head is very hard and it should not be a big problem if it just hits the bench. I have already said above, as long as the child does not have projectile vomiting or coma, don't worry, the baby should be fine!

Go to the hospital early to find out the cause and then get treatment, because this part is prone to craniocerebral injury. CT scan treatment is recommended.

Guidance:

In your case, it is best to do a CT scan. If there is nothing wrong and it is just an external injury, that's best. If there is intracranial hemorrhage or injury, treatment should be sought as soon as possible. In principle, a CT scan should be done in this case. If there is nothing wrong, that's best. If there is something wrong, treatment should be sought as soon as possible. So I suggest you take a CT scan first.