Is it a problem if a six-month-old baby hits his head?

After a child is born, the most important task of a family is to take good care of the child until he grows up. However, during this period of raising him to adulthood, many things need to be experienced. For example, the child’s health and nutrition are the two most important things for a child to grow up. But often due to carelessness, children will get hurt, such as hitting their heads. So is there any problem if a six-month-old baby hits his head?

1. After the baby rolls over, most of them will fall off the bed or sofa, so mothers must take preventive measures. If the baby really falls accidentally, the mother should pay special attention to the baby's reaction after the fall. If the baby just cries for a while, even if the head is hit red or has a bump, it will be fine after the mother coaxes him, and there is no other adverse reaction, and the baby can eat, drink and play normally, then there is no need to worry too much... If the baby continues to cry, or has a poor appetite or even vomits, you should seek medical attention immediately without delay! Always pay close attention to your baby's safety. What happens to your baby usually happens in a flash, especially when the baby is not fully developed. A strong collision to the head, especially the back of the head, may cause a concussion, which will affect the child's life! Causing lifelong regret! Don't be careless!

2. If the baby starts crying immediately after falling, the possibility of brain injury is generally low. Babies are most afraid of falling on the back of their heads. If they fall face down, the danger is generally smaller and only external injuries need to be treated. If your baby falls and hits his head, you should go to the hospital immediately if: 1) There is a hemorrhagic head injury; 2) The baby does not cry after the fall and is not conscious enough, semi-comatose and drowsy;

3) Within two days after the fall, the child experiences repeated vomiting, excessive sleepiness, poor spirits, or severe crying; 4) Within two days after the fall, the child experiences bleeding or watering from the nose or ears, or uneven pupils. Generally, if you fall and hit your head and cause severe concussion or intracranial hemorrhage, the symptoms will appear quickly, at the latest within 24 hours, so you should go to the hospital as soon as possible if you have symptoms.