Patient's question:
Just ate, nothing unusual, no feelings, no crying or fuss. Past treatment history and effectiveness: none. What kind of help matters: What should I do? How should I do it?Doctor's answer:
Coins are regular-shaped, and now you need to clearly determine whether the baby has actually swallowed the coin. Coins are generally regular circles, and after ingestion, they can usually be excreted from the body. However, since the child is very young, attention should be paid to the size of the coin and its current position in the stomach. Because you haven't done a thorough check, it is recommended to first check if there is a coin inside the body. This can be done by taking an abdominal X-ray, which can also help to carefully observe the general position of the coin. As long as the coin is in the intestines and hasn't entered the large intestine, there is no need to worry. Normal diet is sufficient, because if you give the baby a laxative, it may cause adverse reactions such as dehydration.