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नवजात शिशु अगर बेड से गिर जाए तो तुरंत देखें ये बातें !! ‎⁨@NeuroMedTalks01⁩  #neurosurgeon #brain Head injury in a newborn baby is one of the most worrying situations for parents. Many times, infants may fall accidentally from the bed, sofa, or walker, and parents immediately panic about what to do next. In this video, we will discuss in detail about newborn head injuries, their causes, symptoms, possible complications, and when to rush to the hospital. 👉 What this video covers: Common causes of newborn head injuries – bed fall, slipping from caregiver’s hands, or accidents from walker use. Immediate symptoms after head injury: crying, vomiting, drowsiness, swelling on scalp, or refusal to feed. Warning signs parents should never ignore – loss of consciousness, seizures, abnormal body movements, bleeding from ear/nose, continuous irritability, or excessive sleepiness. Types of complications that can occur in infants – scalp hematoma, skull fracture, brain swelling, or internal bleeding. What parents should do immediately at home and when to consult a doctor or rush to the emergency. Long-term effects of untreated head injury on baby’s brain development. Prevention tips – how to keep babies safe from falling accidents, safe walker use, and childproofing the home. This video is aimed to spread awareness among parents so that they can identify the danger signs early and take the right medical decision on time. Remember, newborns are delicate, and head injuries can sometimes be serious even if the external wound looks small. head injury in newborn, baby head injury symptoms, infant fell from bed, newborn fall complications, walker accidents in babies, baby fall from bed what to do, head trauma in infants, newborn brain injury, baby safety tips, head injury treatment in newborn #NewbornCare #HeadInjury #InfantHealth #BabyFall #ChildSafety #Pediatrics #ParentingTips #BrainHealth #BabyWalker #EmergencyCare