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Glass water glass made broken in mouth
Hi doctor my baby boy 2.11 months old was drinking water from a glass made glass..how don't know it broke in his mouth while drinking. Soon I tried to clean hi mouth by completely removing glass pieces even tried to insert my finger inside throat in fear I didn't understand anything. Near to lips indie mouth some cut was made.I am worried if at all the glass pieces went inside his stomach or if he swallowed.but he is doing fine .this happened yesterday night .I am worried alot.Should I visit hospital.he is active playing drinking eating from the next moment only but iam worried.Any danger signs to look out for.I had an miscarriage recently I don't know what to do .plz help.
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Likely she has not swallowed anything.
Look for pain abdomen, irritability, black / red stools, blood with vomiting, abdominal distension.
If doubtful visit a gastroenterologist.
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Please visit a nearby hospital for further follow up
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Yes, you must have to visit hospital near by you for further workup.
As even a small glss piece can injure gut mucosa and cause bleeding.
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