Patient's question:
Is it dangerous if the child accidentally drank a small bottle of analgesic?Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Besides colds and fever, the child has not had any other illnesses.
What kind of help is needed: Is it necessary to go to the hospital?
Doctor's answer:
An enema is a lubricant, primarily composed of glycerin, used in clinical diagnosis to stimulate the intestinal wall to induce defecation and facilitate bowel movement. The common method is to insert it into the rectum.Advice: A small bottle of enema solution is approximately 10ml. After ingestion, there are usually no major issues, but it is important to note that nausea and vomiting may occur after use. If nausea and vomiting are severe, it is necessary to seek medical attention again.
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