How to quickly reduce swelling on baby's forehead?

The safety of infants is an issue that parents attach great importance to, because most infants have uncoordinated limbs during their development, and their movements cannot be changed coherently and arbitrarily, which results in many infants having limited mobility and are easily affected by bumps and falls. For example, falls and collisions are common problems, and infants often suffer from head bumps and other problems. Let's take a look at how to quickly reduce swelling on a baby's forehead.

If the lump is large, you can use cold compress to stop the bleeding immediately. Do not rub it, which will aggravate the rupture of the capillaries. After a while of cold compress, when the lump no longer grows larger, apply children's blood-dispersing ointment, and then apply hot compress to disperse the blood stasis after a day.

If a big bump appears after the back of the head hits the ground, you need to observe whether it is subcutaneous congestion or soft tissue injury. Generally, the child will cry very hard but have no abnormal reaction, so you can treat it by applying cold compress first, then applying medicine, and then hot compress.

When an adult hits his head with a big bump, the external force must have been very strong. If it has not ruptured and the lump is not very large, you can apply light pressure and cold compress with ice. The pain and swelling will be relieved after ten minutes or so. In the later stage, you can apply some safflower oil or blood-dispersing ointment, take Panax notoginseng tablets orally, and then apply hot compress to disperse the blood stasis after ten hours. You can also use a boiled egg for hot compress.

If the lump is severely congested, you need to go to the hospital to drain the blood and receive appropriate treatment; if you experience dizziness, vomiting, drowsiness, or convulsions, you need to go to the hospital immediately to check for brain injuries and other problems caused by the impact.