Patient's question:
My child is four months old. Just now, while eating an orange, he accidentally inhaled a small piece. Is there any adverse effect? No, there is no special diagnosis at the moment. I want to know what impact it will have on the child.Doctor's answer:
If the child does not cry or cough again, it is likely that nothing has dropped into the respiratory tract. However, for safety, it is recommended to have a chest X-ray to check. If there is any foreign matter, a bronchoscope can be used to remove it. This is the advice for the question "Is it a problem if a child accidentally swallows a small piece of orange?" It is hoped that this will be helpful to you. Wishing you and your baby good health.