Milk tooth swallowed by my son

2024-02-07 16:33:41
My son has accidentally swallowed ,his milk tooth which was loose while eating. It has been almost an hour , but he has no pain. I have given him good amount of water and now he has slept. Is there something to worry.
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No worries Will probably pass out of the stool

Answered2024-03-08 07:37:17

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It will pass on stool nothing to worry

Answered2024-02-08 07:38:55

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You can always give a lump of cooked rice instead of water. As long as it goes into the digestive system there’s no much harm.
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Wait and watch. Make the child run around to ease digestion.

Answered2024-02-08 05:48:55

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Most probably it will come out in morning stool. But keep a check. If any problem arises, do visit a local Physician for physical evaluation and treatment (if required).

Answered2024-02-08 05:33:07

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No need to worry

Answered2024-02-20 04:27:34

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Hi, There is nothing to worry, will pass out in his stool. Keep a watch either way. If he feels discomfort then visit a physician and may be take a chest x-ray if necessary.

Answered2024-02-08 06:36:22

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In most instances, the swallowed tooth will pass on its own without causing harm. Since teeth are mostly made up of Calcium, they will get digested by the stomach or pass through the digestive system with no issues within 24 to 48hrs.
Next Steps
Monitor For Symptoms: For the next several days, be vigilant for any signs of discomfort, changes in bowel movements, or the symptoms mentioned above. If so, visit doctor.
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Don't try to induce vomiting or take any laxatives to speed this process.

Answered2024-02-08 03:40:26

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