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19 months baby swallowed rubber ear bud
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My 19 months old baby girl swallowed the ear phone rubber . Took her to pediatrician , he gave a tablet and asked to give her. She is active, eating and playing. Doctor asked to see her stool for next 2 to 3 days. She didn't gone for motion last 24 hrs..What should I do? kindly suggest
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You can give her some ripe Papaya to eat.
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You can wait for 2-3ds as it's not sharp
It will pass on it's own in the stools
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Hello. As it is not something sharp, so you can wait and watch it to come out in motion in next 48 hrs.
Give her some pulpy fruits like banana or papaya.
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Its ok
Take care henceforth
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No need to worry as it is not a dangerous substance. It will come out whenever the baby passes stool. Give banana or apple daily.
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