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she fall over yet again what to do GP or not?

mummytoboyandgir... mummytoboyandgirl View Member Profile	10/01/2013, 06:50 AM Post #1
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should l take DD who is 6 to the GP or not? yesterday while visiting grandparents they were mopping the wooden floorboards and my DD was running around, DD can be clumbsy and happens to fall over her feet most of the time Now yesterday she fell over laying flat on the floorboards and would not stop crying she says her top of the shoulder is sore and if l try to touch it she crys or try to lift her up under the arms she screams she was up crying at 2am to 3am this morning having trouble sleeping as her shoulder is sore she can move her arm and hand which is great but trying to put pj's top on her last night she just started crying so may be a challange to get her dressed today what should l do ???? l did put an ice pack on it yesterday This post has been edited by mummytoboyandgirl: 10/01/2013, 06:52 AM

♥~Bodhichitta~♥ View Member Profile	10/01/2013, 06:52 AM Post #2
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I would definitely take her. It sounds like more than just a simple bump/bruise to me if she is in that much pain.

SplashingRainbow... SplashingRainbows View Member Profile	10/01/2013, 06:54 AM Post #3
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Definitely take her.

mummytoboyandgir... mummytoboyandgirl View Member Profile	10/01/2013, 06:54 AM Post #4
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l have DD that l may take her to the GP and the throught of going she just crys

mumofsky View Member Profile	10/01/2013, 06:54 AM Post #5
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Ah, yes. Absolutely. Please go.

TheGreenSheep View Member Profile	10/01/2013, 06:54 AM Post #6
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Definitely be getting that checked out!

♥~Bodhichitta~♥ View Member Profile	10/01/2013, 06:55 AM Post #7
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QUOTE (mummytoboyandgirl @ 10/01/2013, 06:54 AM) l have DD that l may take her to the GP and the throught of going she just crys I'm sure she probably doesn't want to go, but it sounds like she needs to. I dislocated my finger when I was a child, and I sure as hell didn't want to go and get it looked at, but it wasn't going to fix itself

podg View Member Profile	10/01/2013, 06:56 AM Post #8
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I'd give her some pain medicine too.

notorico View Member Profile	10/01/2013, 06:57 AM Post #9
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Sounds like she may have broken a collar bone, definitely take her to the doctor.

Carmen02 View Member Profile	10/01/2013, 06:57 AM Post #10
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i would get her checked out, hope shes ok if u need help Im home all day!

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