Blood runny nose:
Bleeding from your baby's nose is usually not a concern for the mother. Blood from the nose usually affects children between the ages of 3 and 10 years and usually stops without any special procedures.
But sometimes it may take blood from the nose of the child to contact the doctor, but only if the blood flow is repeated or if the child has placed something inside his nose, is easily bruised, or is bleeding from small wounds.
To prevent blood from running out of your baby's nose, shorten his fingernails so that he does not play with his nose and injures himself. Try to keep your baby's nose from the inside damp through the salt solution. You should also check that your child is wearing what protects him while practicing various sports so as not to suffer severe nose infections.
Dental Injuries:
Your child may have an injury to the teeth or gums. If there is bleeding from the teeth, you should cover the place with a piece of cotton with cold water. You should be aware of whether the child is suffering from an abscess whose symptoms are high temperature and swelling of the gums near the place of injury. If your child is exposed to a broken tooth or permanent nipple, you should assemble broken parts of the tooth and wash the affected area with warm water, and go to the dentist immediately.
Dealing with wounds:
Small wounds usually do not pose a risk to the child, but large wounds require immediate medical treatment. This is also according to the type and location of the wound because sometimes the child may be susceptible to nerve damage due to the wound. If the child is suffering from a simple blood flow due to a small wound, you must wash the wound thoroughly with water and then you can soak the wound with soap. For small wounds, you should not use an antiseptic solution because some may cause allergies to the baby. You should cover the wound so as not to be contaminated with daily examination of the wound and contact the doctor immediately if the wound is swollen or abnormal.
Eye Injuries:
There are eye injuries do not need a large treatment, but there are some eye injuries need medical attention beyond eye wash with water. Do not touch or press the eye directly. When you suspect that there is a foreign object in your eye that is not trying to remove it yourself or with the help of a non-specialist, close your eyes and open it several times. If there is an eye bruise, refrigerated compresses can be used until you consult your doctor. If there is a suspicion of a wound in the eyelid or eye, a cover should be placed on the eye immediately without attempting to examine the eye or pressure it and immediately go to the medical consultation.
Head injuries:
Head injuries are divided into two types, external injuries usually in the scalp or internal injuries approaching the skull or capillaries of the skull or brain.
You should call the emergency immediately after your child's head injuries in certain cases:
If consciousness is lost for more than a minute
If his breathing is abnormal
If the wound is incisive and clear
If there is a language disorder or vision
If the child suffers from weakness or pain in the neck
If you have a broken voice or if you have difficulty moving the affected part or if the affected part is moving but abnormally or the child is suffering from it in a big way, you can be hospitalized if you suspect your child is suffering. Of the broken bones of the back or neck, never move it because this may cause serious damage to the nerves. If the child breaks open and the bone emerges from the skin with blood, you should cover it with a clean cloth without washing the wound or trying to return the bone to its place.
You should register any type of allergies your child may have with certain medications. Some medications are not suitable for your child to take with each other. Therefore, your doctor should be aware of all your child's medications as well as the doses and times of treatment. Record the number of times your child entered the hospital, the medical reasons for admission, the types of treatment he received, or the surgeries he performed.
Bleeding from your baby's nose is usually not a concern for the mother. Blood from the nose usually affects children between the ages of 3 and 10 years and usually stops without any special procedures.
But sometimes it may take blood from the nose of the child to contact the doctor, but only if the blood flow is repeated or if the child has placed something inside his nose, is easily bruised, or is bleeding from small wounds.
Dental Injuries:
Your child may have an injury to the teeth or gums. If there is bleeding from the teeth, you should cover the place with a piece of cotton with cold water. You should be aware of whether the child is suffering from an abscess whose symptoms are high temperature and swelling of the gums near the place of injury. If your child is exposed to a broken tooth or permanent nipple, you should assemble broken parts of the tooth and wash the affected area with warm water, and go to the dentist immediately.
Dealing with wounds:
Small wounds usually do not pose a risk to the child, but large wounds require immediate medical treatment. This is also according to the type and location of the wound because sometimes the child may be susceptible to nerve damage due to the wound. If the child is suffering from a simple blood flow due to a small wound, you must wash the wound thoroughly with water and then you can soak the wound with soap. For small wounds, you should not use an antiseptic solution because some may cause allergies to the baby. You should cover the wound so as not to be contaminated with daily examination of the wound and contact the doctor immediately if the wound is swollen or abnormal.
Eye Injuries:
There are eye injuries do not need a large treatment, but there are some eye injuries need medical attention beyond eye wash with water. Do not touch or press the eye directly. When you suspect that there is a foreign object in your eye that is not trying to remove it yourself or with the help of a non-specialist, close your eyes and open it several times. If there is an eye bruise, refrigerated compresses can be used until you consult your doctor. If there is a suspicion of a wound in the eyelid or eye, a cover should be placed on the eye immediately without attempting to examine the eye or pressure it and immediately go to the medical consultation.
Head injuries:
Head injuries are divided into two types, external injuries usually in the scalp or internal injuries approaching the skull or capillaries of the skull or brain.
You should call the emergency immediately after your child's head injuries in certain cases:
If consciousness is lost for more than a minute
If his breathing is abnormal
If the wound is incisive and clear
If there is a language disorder or vision
If the child suffers from weakness or pain in the neck
If you have a broken voice or if you have difficulty moving the affected part or if the affected part is moving but abnormally or the child is suffering from it in a big way, you can be hospitalized if you suspect your child is suffering. Of the broken bones of the back or neck, never move it because this may cause serious damage to the nerves. If the child breaks open and the bone emerges from the skin with blood, you should cover it with a clean cloth without washing the wound or trying to return the bone to its place.
You should register any type of allergies your child may have with certain medications. Some medications are not suitable for your child to take with each other. Therefore, your doctor should be aware of all your child's medications as well as the doses and times of treatment. Record the number of times your child entered the hospital, the medical reasons for admission, the types of treatment he received, or the surgeries he performed.
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