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Question Category: Cephalhematoma

My son is turning 3 months old and was born with a cephalhematoma that covered half of his head. The fluid has resolved, but there is still an area that has calcified roughly 1.75 inches in diameter. My pediatrician feels this will eventually resolve as well, but I'm skeptical. I am concerned and would like to know what my options might be if this lump does not resolve? Can a calcified lump of this size actually be reabsorbed?.

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My daughter is now 8 years old and had a cephalhematoma at birth. I was told it would eventually go away, but it didn't. It calcified as on Dr. told us. She is smart,healthy and shows no signs of any problems. She has never had and x-ray. Should I have that done and what does aspirating do and is it to late for that?. - Check out the answer

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My daughter is 3 1/2 years old. She was delivered via vacuum extraction. At two weeks of age, she was readmitted to the hospital for failure to thrive (weak suck). Since then, she has not met multiple developmental milestones, and has yet to start talking. I have read about cephalohematomas extensively. Hers has calcified and has not gone away. Could this be causing any of her delays, particularly the speech? - Check out the answer

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Can cephalhematomas cause neurological problems such as severe to profound neuro hearing loss? - Check out the answer

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My newborn baby has a cephalhematoma. the lump has almost gone away.. my question is..can it affect the development of my baby..what aspects of his development are affected? can it develop into a cerebral palsy? Check out the answer

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My 8 day old son has cephalhematoma, although delivery was normal without any assistive devices such as vacuum or forceps. The swelling is on the side of his head. My question is, do we need to keep the swelled area from any pressure? We are placing his head on his side when he sleeps, and were wondering if we should not put his head down where the swelling is located. - Check out the answer

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Our son was born with Cephalhematoma. He is now 10 days old. His Cephalhematoma has gotten bigger (perhaps doubled in size) during the last ten days. Is this normal? He is eating well, sleeping well, and is otherwise a happy baby. Thank you, George - Check out the answer

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I AM A GUARDIAN AD LITEN FOR A CHILD WHO WAS TAKEN AWAY FROM MOTHER BECAUSE AN XRAY SHOWED SKULL PRACTURE. NOBODY SEEMS TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENED. CAN CEPHALHEMATOMA HAPPEN AT BIRTH AND NOT SHOW UP FOR MONTHS. I NEED SOME ANSWERS BECAUSE THIS MOTHER IS UPSET BEYOND BELIEF. THE DOCTOR ORDERED AN XRAY BECAUSE THE BABY HAD A HUGE SWELLING ON HER HEAD. SHE HAD CARRIED THE BABY TO THE DOCTOR TO SEE WHAT WAS WRONG. - Check out the answer

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Hello I have a 3 month old baby girl (she will turn 3 months in a few days). She is healthy in every other aspect. Just 10 days ago though, we noticed a lump on her head which had not been there before. She was admitted into hospital and monitored. Everything was fine. Her X rays and CT scan results came out fine as well. However that lump is still there. Seems to in fact have filled with fluid since last checked. Doctor did the illumination test and said it seemed like fluid. Wants to do an ultra sound in a week. The lump doesn't bother her and doesn't seem painful either. Is soft. I had a forceps delivery. I am very concerned about the lump. Please help me figure out what it is.Thanks! - Check out the answer

Question Category: Cephalhematoma

Grandchild, 3weeks old, has "knot" at top of head, a little larger than the large end of an egg. Doctor says that it is a cephalo hematoma and that the body will eventually absorb this excess blood in a couple of months. I cannot find any info on this online and am wondering if could not be something more serious. Please give me any info or point me in the right direction for info. Thanks - Check out the answer

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My son has cephalhematoma's that cover half of his head from delivery. No forceps or vaccum were used in his delivery. I was told that it would go away on it's own and not to worry. I was told that as long as they stayed soft that it would be fine. I am worried because they have become hard and have not gone down at all. But now i am being told that i still should not worry that they will go away in six month's. I was wanting to know if i should do something about them. - Check out the answer

Question Category: Cephalhematoma

My son who was born recently suffered cephahematoma due to assisted vaginal delivery with vacuum suction. The swelling and skin lacerations have gone, however he is still on Phenobarb which he is being administered to prevent mild seizures which he had due to the birth injury. My Question: How long will he be on this medication and full recovery and is he likely to develop any long term effects due to the trauma he has gone through...

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Question Category: Cephalhematoma

My daughter has cephalhematoma and is 6 wks. old. We were told that this would eventually go away and it still has not. They are now telling us that it is calcified, so we are going to see a specilist. During the birth she had an inch left to come out and they did use the suction to get her out. We were told that she hit my cervix and that is what the hematoma was from is this true? or was it from the suction? Also would rubbing have helped it to not have calcified? We were never told to rub it, basically it was to just go away on its on. What is the normal procedure once they are calcified. Any help would be greatly appreciated. - Check out the answer

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