This article provides advice on handling a 2.5-year-old baby’s nasal injury, including symptom observation, nasal bone CT scan, and possible fracture reduction surgery.

A baby fell backward while riding a scooter, hitting the back of the head but showing no serious injury at the time. However, the child began to walk with a limp. The parents took the child to the hospital for an X-ray, which revealed no abnormalities. The child’s mental state was good, and there was no pain upon leg pressure. Yet, 8 days after the incident, the walking abnormality persists. What could be the possible causes?

A 1-year-and-2-month-old baby accidentally bumped into the edge of the bed while playing, resulting in redness and swelling on the right side of the forehead. The parents inquire whether a CT scan is necessary for medical treatment.

Possible causes and treatment methods when a baby’s head becomes red and swollen after falling out of bed.

What should be done if a child’s head is accidentally scratched by a faucet while being held up, especially in the area near the top of the head where the skull rotates? The child is six and a half months old.

If a child falls from a height and cries at night occasionally, without vomiting or changes in consciousness, it may be due to shock. It is recommended to observe their appetite and mental state. If vomiting or unconsciousness occurs, seek medical attention immediately and undergo a head CT scan to rule out brain injury.

The child was walking quickly and accidentally bumped into the coffee table, causing a large bump on the head. How should it be handled?

Learn how to deal with eye swelling and pain resulting from a child’s collision

Discuss the causes and appropriate treatment methods for subcutaneous hematoma, including the importance of incision drainage and compression bandaging.

How to deal with scars and indentations left on a one-and-a-half-year-old baby’s head after a skin abrasion has healed?