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skull fracture symptoms in babies

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If your baby has a skull fracture, you might notice a soft, squishy spot on their head or see visible swelling. They may be unusually fussy, have trouble feeding, or cry when their head is touched. Some babies vomit or have trouble staying awake. Any change in their normal behavior—like being hard to console or sleeping more than usual—warrants a call to your pediatrician, especially after a fall or accident.

what is kernicterus

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Kernicterus is a rare but serious condition that happens when severe jaundice in newborns isn't treated in time. It occurs when too much bilirubin builds up in the blood, crosses into the brain, and damages brain tissue. This can lead to permanent problems like hearing loss, movement issues, or developmental delays. Prompt treatment like phototherapy or exchange transfusions can prevent it, which is why doctors monitor jaundice levels closely in babies.