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Q: newborn head injury

asked by: steph7985 on August 17th, 2008

New User

When does mark from vaccum disapear from my newborn's head?

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steph7985

replied on August 17th, 2008

New User

I am talking about the vaccum they used at the delivery (FYI) lol.

motherofhighspiritedones

replied on August 17th, 2008

Supporter

It could take a week or sometimes two, depending on the force that they had to use for suctioning.

mominashoe

replied on August 18th, 2008

Moderator

7 days average it will go away. If you are still concerned or the mark does not go away, contact your doctor.

mamaTT

replied on August 19th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

It took about a week to a week and a half for my daughter's to go away. She now has a cowlick in her hair there.

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