Take a xray abdomen neck throat.if symptom persist consult a physician

if you do not have any difficulty,most likely nothing to worry if any other please consult

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No need to worry for small bones. To conform it please do USG abdomen or CT abdomen. Better to go with USG abdomen

In most of the case it passes through stools. Only if symptomatic then get x ray done. For further evaluation and management kindly consult me on practo

Hello, I am Dr. Romain Rajan, General Physician (Ex Govt Medical Officer at RML Hospital, New Delhi), and your case has been allotted to me. Thank you for explaining your situation clearly. I understand the anxiety associated with swallowing a bone, but based on what you have described, let me reassure you. Important reassurance Since you have no throat pain, no breathing difficulty, are able to eat solids and liquids normally, and slept well, it is very unlikely that the chicken bone is stuck in the throat or food pipe. If a bone gets stuck there, symptoms usually appear immediately, not the next day. About your current abdominal discomfort Mild abdominal pain after this incident is most likely due to anxiety or IBS flare, especially since you already have IBS. Stress and fear can easily trigger gut discomfort. In most cases: • Small chicken bones pass naturally through the intestine • They get expelled silently with stool • People usually do not notice anything How to know if it has passed safely There is no need to actively look for it unless symptoms appear. You can be reassured if: • You are eating normally • There is no worsening abdominal pain • No vomiting, blood in stool, or fever What you should do now • Eat soft, high fiber food (banana, rice, curd, vegetables) • Drink plenty of water • Avoid excessive checking or straining • Do not induce vomiting • Try to stay calm as anxiety worsens gut symptoms When to consult a doctor immediately • Severe or increasing abdominal pain • Vomiting or inability to eat • Blood in stool or black stools • Fever • Sharp localized pain in one area of the abdomen Which doctor to consult if needed If any warning signs develop, consult: • A General Physician first • Or a Gastroenterologist if abdominal symptoms persist At present, there is no indication for X-ray or scan, as chicken bones are often not visible and you have no red flag symptoms. Please remember, in the majority of such cases, nothing serious happens. For personalised one to one consultation and reassurance, you can reach out to me directly on WhatsApp at 85271646 seven seven. Wishing you peace of mind and good health.

Normally small chicken bones pass harmlessly through the gastrointestinal tract.If you  have immediate throat pain or chest discomfort or severe abdominal pain , you may have to get a abdominal xray and ultrasound scan abdomen

Firstly go for Ultrasound - Whole abdomen. At this time take symptomatic treatment

USG abdomen, chest xray

Don't worry....

It's fine.

Get ultrasound abdomen done,  watch stool when you pass it.

Usg whole abdomen. If bone is there  can be seen. As such u don't need. It definitely passed

Forget it.

As of now condition is reassuring, no need to worry about that, for confirmation and further assistance consult gastroenterologist. They can guide you further. As of now just observation is sufficient in my opinion.

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At present, your symptoms are reassuring Most likely the bone has passed into the intestines safely. Observation is sufficient unless new symptoms develop.

Need a few details consult for further evaluation and treatment

Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more

Please consult

In stools

Avoid spicy food Avoid coffee and tea in empty stomach Use more of curd and butter milk

Get an USG Abdomen done Consult a general surgeon on this Per se there’s nothing to be worried about if you are able to go about your routine life, the bone will pass in stools

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Get your stool test done.

No need to worry

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management