Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Tried half a bottle, don't know if it's dangerous, what should we do? Now the child doesn't show any abnormalities. Past treatment history and effectiveness: Didn't care what kind of help. How to get better?
Doctor's answer:
The main component of glycerin suppositories is glycerin, which is an external medication used to treat habitual constipation. If a child accidentally ingests glycerin suppositories and the amount is not too large, you can let the child drink more water to dissolve the medication that has entered the gastrointestinal tract and enhance metabolism. If the amount of accidental ingestion is large, you can induce vomiting by pressing the child's uvula. Pay close attention to observe the child's stool, as they may experience nausea and vomiting again. If the child has any severe discomfort, seek medical attention promptly for follow-up treatment.