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Toddler swallowed marble.
There are worse things to swallow.
Young children and sometimes older children and adults may swallow toys coins safety pins buttons bones wood glass magnets batteries or other foreign objects.
It s not limited to babies or toddlers either.
My 4 year old daughter swallowed a semi flat marble like gem that people use for outside decorations or plants.
It s likely that she ll pass the object in her stool and end up no worse for the experience.
If you re worried because your child swallowed a stone knowing what happens when her body is exposed to a foreign object can help you determine if you need medical attention.
What should i do.
Although from your description it seems that he may have swallowed the object d and it is likely that it will pass out of his system naturally do ring a amp e and have a chat with the medical officer on duty as there is a possibility that it may still be lodged in his oesophagus food pipe.
Push the fiber and plenty of liquids for a few days and check when she goes potty if you can.
My husband is a nurse and isn t worried.
When a child swallows a marble coin lego or other items that is not food the item is referred to as a foreign.
I think my child swallowed a marble or something.
Two year old kyah allemang daughter of nick and megan allemang of neligh was hospitalized recently when a marble she swallowed sunk into a pocket between her small and large intestines and refused to pass naturally leading to an infection.
A glass marble is inert smooth and round and should pass through her with no trouble.
From coins and marbles to button batteries and magnets learn signs your child swallowed something and when to seek medical attention children particularly babies toddlers and preschoolers are curious by nature.
These objects often pass all the way through the digestive tract in 24 to 48 hours and cause no harm.
They want to touch smell and yes taste everything they can get their hands on.
Little kids learn about their environment by using their.
If your child swallowed something that s not sharp or otherwise potentially dangerous and it doesn t seem stuck in her throat she ll probably do just fine on her own.
The most popular foreign object for children to swallow are coins.
