Patient's question:
Today at noon, I ate dinner too quickly and accidentally inhaled bean sprouts into my trachea. What should I do? Is it harmful?Past treatment history and effectiveness: None
What kind of help do you need: What should I do? Thanks
Doctor's answer:
Hello: The chance of the bean sprout entering your lungs is very small. Generally, after a foreign object enters the trachea or lungs, symptoms such as irritating cough and difficulty breathing may occur again. Since you currently have no symptoms, you don't need to worry too much.It is recommended to avoid talking or laughing loudly during dinner to prevent foreign objects from accidentally entering the trachea, which may lead to difficulty breathing or other symptoms. Pay attention to keeping warm, drink more warm water, and prevent catching colds or getting a fever.