The baby's nose is one of the more fragile organs, so parents are also very concerned about the development of their baby's nose. But some active babies may inevitably hurt their noses. In severe cases, there may even be fractures, so will a baby's nose fracture hurt?
Does a baby's nose fracture hurt
Nose fracture is a common external injury, so babies will feel pain. There may also be swelling of the nose bridge, and in severe cases, the shape of the baby's nose may also change. So after a baby's nose is broken or bumped, parents should first stabilize their baby's emotions. Don't let the baby cry and make a scene, which can exacerbate the pain.
Reasons for a baby's crooked nose
The reason for a baby's crooked nose may not only be caused by external trauma, but also by congenital factors. If the baby does not develop well in the mother's body, it can also cause congenital external nose. Secondly, the baby has undergone relevant surgeries before, but the crooked nose was caused by incorrect surgical operation.
What should I do if my baby's nose is crooked
Baby fractures or congenital developmental abnormalities are likely to cause a crooked nose, in which case a reduction surgery can be performed for recovery. But the premise is that the baby's nasal mucosa is not severely swollen. If the baby's nasal mucosa is swollen, a reduction surgery should be performed about a week after the swelling subsides.
