Are there any other potential problems for baby that can occur in the future due to Cephalohematoma?

In the first week of life, the baby may have to be watched more closely for jaundice that needs treatment. The risk for significant jaundice increases with the amount of bleeding and the destruction of the red blood cells within the swollen area. If there are fractures of the skull, most do not need treatment. Also, bleeding inside the skull generally does not need surgery unless it is progressive and causes excessive pressure on the brain.