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Baby ate plastic button
Hello sir
Baby age 1 and half year.unfortunately he was ate head cap button pls advice what to do. He tried to take out but not came later he relaxed . We have given milk or drink now but pls advice how it comes out from stomach we r worrying.
Went to hospital but doctor not written any prescription just he said it will come in 48hrs might be from stool pass.
Am fearing what if not come from still any particular scanning is der to findout pls tell name of scanning or xray or I have to wait for 2 days pls tell sir
Attached sample pic it's plastic button of cap
Thanks
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Plastic button will not be seen in xray. Wait for 2 days and see if it comes out in his stool. Any discomfort in stomach then take him to hospital.
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It will come in stool, feed him well if he feels any pain in stomach take him to hospital
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