verybadmouth:
Doctors in the house please I need your advice. Is it a problem I should be very worried about or would it close in no time. Please help


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Sign of dehydration...severe dehydration in mind here.. >10% of body fluid lost..

nothing to worry about

I don't understand you people anymore it seems like you don't value the life of your child. Why not take the little kid to general hospital or private hospital to see a good doctor and you're here seeking for answers. Nawaooo!

You get bad mouth
Please visit a Doctor as soon as possible
Preferably a neurologist

Don't panic, it will definitely close as time close on your kids growth.

Must be your first child. It would close as the child grows don't panic.

Beremx:
Sign of dehydration. Please give him water to drink everyday. Avoid giving him strong antibiotics to avoid stories that touches the heart. I am talking from experience.

Best answer. Baby is not feeding enough is severe dehydrated. Pls increase feeding and fluid without overloading baby

Wow. Quite strange and rare. Sunken fontanelle in a neonate. You need to seek medical atttention ASAP. That impression on her cranium is too deep.

Entertain no fears madam. Take her to a paediatric specialist hospital straight away.

How's her breathing?

Is there much pulse at the anterior fontanelle?

Sabadon:
Your baby might be dehydrated, does he suck well? You should try giving the baby enough breast milk. However visit your paediatrician



Na free consult i don run for u like dis o, oya owo mi da

She sucks very well

verybadmouth:
Doctors in the house please I need your advice. Is it a problem I should be very worried about or would it close in no time. Please help


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Congratulations. Do not be worried, it will close up

But in case you were planning to do exclusive breastfeeding, kindly change your mind and include water. Don't overdo the watering
This link states that dehydration could increase the depth of a sunken fontanel. Please check it out https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/323912#outlook

affinity77:
May be a sign of dehydration. Pls visit a paediatrician for assessment

Thanks so much

DSC7:
I wish the kid snappy recovery

Amen. Thanks so much

If your baby have that hold then your baby is safe just give him water often it will close with time

It is normal to allow for growth of the skull you may google to confirm. All babies are born this way

Beremx:
Sign of dehydration. Please give him water to drink everyday. Avoid giving him strong antibiotics to avoid stories that touches the heart. I am talking from experience.

You are very funny. Dehydration kò, hydrogen ní

Use adin ( palm kernel oil)

Mtcheew

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Shokoloko:

Congratulations. Do not be worried, it will close up

But in case you were planning to do exclusive breastfeeding, kindly change your mind and include water. Don't overdo the watering
This link states that dehydration could increase the depth of a sunken fontanel. Please check it out https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/323912#outlook

Thanks so much for the info. Is water safe with breastfeeding for an infant ma?

Skooltynz:
It think it will disappear with time all new babes have holes up there,it's seems not only Nigerians are on NL the baby is white and obviously not a Nigerian..

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It does disappear with time. My daughter is one today and had similar until 3 weeks ago.

The first time I discovered it I almost died. We took her to two different hospitals and they both said it will disappear and it did.

It will close up eventually. My son had the same issue when we had him. Just as the guy I quoted here said, keep him hydrated. It's nothing serious to worry about.

Beremx:
Sign of dehydration. Please give him water to drink everyday. Avoid giving him strong antibiotics to avoid stories that touches the heart. I am talking from experience.

I don't know if the op actually used the term fontannelle and if she did then she should be knowledgeable enough to know that it is quite normal

Talking from experience, there's absolutely nothing wrong with your baby. It will heal up on its on. Healing time differs in children. If you like, go do pass yourself.

THIS IS TRUE . I REMEMBER ONE WOMAN INSIDE TRAIN THAT YEAR

Beremx:
Sign of dehydration. Please give him water to drink everyday. Avoid giving him strong antibiotics to avoid stories that touches the heart. I am talking from experience.

Haakeem:
rubbish...which deyhration? Kai Nigeria women won't seize to suprise you.... imagine!

stop being dumb and use google to educate yourself.

verybadmouth:

Thanks so much for the info. Is water safe with breastfeeding for an infant ma?

Of course. All my kids started drinking water from day two BUT IN SMALL QUANTITIES.

My first child who is ten now had it just few weeks after birth, there is this plant I was asked to use then, the plant produces something that looks like cumcumber which later dry and open up can be use as sponge, what you will need from the plant is the flower that it produces, very early in the morning you go and cut the flower with out talking to anyone, early as 5:30am to 6:am , once you get it squeeze the flower, little water will come out apply to the part of the baby head that is affected, I think I repeated for about 3 times and the stuff disappeared from my daughter’s head

peacettw:
I don't know if the op actually used the term fontannelle and if she/he did then he/she should be knowledgeable enough to know that it is quite normal

Truly I understand the term but you know, it is better to get a clearer understanding from people that have had real life experiences.

Don't panic. Go and see a doctor.

I wish your baby quick recovery.

whatalife:
My first child who is ten now had it just few weeks after birth, there is this plant I was asked to use then, the plant produces something that looks like cumcumber which later dry and open up can be use as sponge, what you will need from the plant is the flower that it produces, very early in the morning you go and cut the flower with out talking to anyone, early as 5:30am to 6:am , once you get it squeeze the flower, little water will come out apply to the part of the baby head that is affected, I think I repeated for about 3 times and the stuff disappeared from my daughter’s head

I need a clearer understanding of this. I am interested ma.

Pls hurry to the hospital it's not a good sign

Usually due to dehydration.