Baby head depression has a pit, may be related to physiological factors, trauma, but also may be the lack of vitamin D or calcium rickets and other factors.
1. Physiological factors: the baby is relatively young, so the skull is not close to the formation of cranial depression, this is a normal physiological phenomenon, with the development of the baby’s age will slowly improve.
2. Trauma: baby head depression has a pit, may also be due to trauma, especially the head touched some hard objects and other cases.
3. Rickets: the baby appeared above may be related to rickets, generally in the lack of vitamin D and calcium, if not timely supplementation, rickets may occur.
Baby head depression has a pit, may also be congenital heredity and other factors, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time to carry out relevant examinations, clear causes after active symptomatic treatment.