Nizhny Novgorod Doctors Remove Dozens of Objects from Children in One Week

Nizhny Novgorod Doctors Remove Dozens of Objects from Children in One Week

Madison Cain
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In a week, Nizhny Novgorod doctors removed dozens of swallowed and inhaled 'trifles' from children - and this is before the start of the summer holidays

Nizhny Novgorod Doctors Remove Dozens of Objects from Children in One Week

Doctors in Nizhny Novgorod have treated a sudden surge in cases of children swallowing or inhaling foreign objects. Within just one week, medical teams removed dozens of items from young patients. The incidents happened before the start of summer break. Endoscopist Aleksandr Dvoryaninov led the efforts to retrieve the objects from the children. The cases involved a range of items, each requiring careful removal.

Parents and carers have been advised on how to respond if a child swallows something dangerous. They should not try to induce vomiting or push the object through the digestive system. Giving food or drink is also discouraged, as it may worsen the situation. Immediate medical attention is essential.

If a child inhales an object, staying calm is crucial. The first step must be to seek emergency help without delay. The spike in incidents highlights the risks young children face from small objects. Medical professionals stress the importance of quick action and proper first aid. Clear guidelines can help prevent serious complications in such cases.