What should I do if a three-year-old accidentally eats bubble gum?

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

Your condition, I think, needs to be checked by a gastroenterology department in the hospital. If there is no blockage, it's not a big problem. If there is a blockage, surgery will be required to remove it to avoid affecting the normal function of the child's organs. If it enters the stomach, there won't be any issues. The stomach acid will digest it.