When a foreign object gets stuck in a child, it may cause coughing, and in severe cases, it could be life-threatening. Immediate medical attention is required.

If a child accidentally inhales an organ while eating, symptoms such as coughing, wheezing, and difficulty breathing may occur. Parents should pay attention to their child’s condition and seek medical attention promptly if any abnormalities are detected. Additionally, parents can also learn some basic first aid knowledge to be prepared for emergencies.

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If a baby accidentally swallows a straw, immediate medical assistance should be sought to perform an endoscopy to determine the straw’s location and to remove it as soon as possible to avoid complications such as gastric perforation.

When a baby chokes on milk pads, immediately hold the child upside down and pat the back to expel the foreign object. If the baby shows no signs of distress after vomiting, it is safe to temporarily observe. It is recommended to pay close attention for a few days and seek medical check-up if any discomfort arises.

If a baby falls out of bed, immediate regional cold compression should be applied. After 24 hours, switch to warm compresses or use a warm chicken egg for regional heat therapy, 3 to 5 times a day, to promote the absorption and dispersion of blood clots. In addition, apply external analgesic tincture or safflower oil to relieve pain.