Patient's question:
My baby, who is half a year old, got stuck with a crushed chestnut. Is there any problem? About the past treatment and its effectiveness: There was none. What kind of help do you want to get: Just solve the problem in this way.Doctor's answer:
The texture of chestnuts is quite hard. If they get stuck in the esophagus, it's usually okay for the child to swallow them by drinking some liquid food. However, if they get stuck in the trachea and cause recurrent episodes of coughing, it's important to take the child to the hospital immediately for examination and treatment. Parents should carefully observe the baby's condition. If the baby is in good spirits and there is no coughing, there will be no impact. In such situations, parents should not panic and should focus on providing the correct treatment for the baby.