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My son hurt his cheek running into a table should I take him to the hospital?

My son hurt his cheek by running into the corner of my living room table it has a big lump and it’s bruised up but he’s not complaining that he’s in pain. he iced it a little. not sure if he’ll be okay or should I just make sure and take him to the hospital.



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I would watch it for a little bit, if he starts acting funny or complaining more, then call his regular doctor and ask if you should bring him in.

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You should watch it if it gets any worse. Ice it down to see if the swelling goes down. When it does bring him to the emergency room.

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Just put ice on his check and if it gets any more swollen, take him to the doctor. Just keep him on ice and give him aspirin if it hurts.

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if hes not complaining take him to the doctors just to be sure. dont leave the subject.

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If it starts swelling up or throbbing I think you should take him to the hospital. Try calming it down with some ice. That will help a bit.

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well, better safe than sorry. best have him checked.

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If there is a ‘crater’ in his cheek (so the lump is going inwards) then definitely see a doctor but if it is a lump coming out of his face he should be fine, just wait a little while.

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It depends on how bad it is. When I was really little I ran into a table and had to get stitches because it was bleeding so badly and it was really bad

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