Symptoms of fish bone stuck in throat in 8-month-old baby

Parents must be careful when feeding their babies. Although fish is rich in protein and is very good for babies, it often contains many bones. Eight-month-old babies cannot distinguish between meat and bones, so they will eat whatever their parents give them. Therefore, before feeding fish to your baby, be sure to pick out the bones. Let’s take a look at the symptoms of an eight-month-old baby having a fish bone stuck in his throat.

The baby may cry incessantly, cough, or pick his mouth, but the best way is to take him to the ENT department for examination. If a fish bone is indeed stuck, it is best to remove it through professional means to avoid aggravating the baby's pain. Take anti-inflammatory drugs at the same time to relieve symptoms. The baby is still young and cannot pick the thorns by himself, so parents must carefully help the baby to check them in advance.

It is considered that the inflammation of the throat is caused by a fish bone stuck in the throat that has not fallen off. This phenomenon cannot confirm whether the fish bone has fallen off, but drinking vinegar will not cause fever. It is recommended to go to the hospital to check whether the fish bone is still stuck in the throat, and to receive symptomatic treatment for throat inflammation in time.

Drinking vinegar is not very effective when a fish bone is stuck in the throat. If the fish bone has not yet come out, it is recommended that you stimulate the baby's throat to induce vomiting. If the fish bone is stuck in a shallow position, the fish bone will come out when the baby vomits. Recommendation: If the fish bone is stuck deep and vomiting does not work, it is recommended that parents take the baby to a regular hospital and have the doctor remove the fish bone.

When the baby is sleeping at night, he coughs when he is shaken, and the sound of his cough is obviously different from usual, just like the feeling of eating something very salty and having phlegm in the mouth. I woke up coughing again in the middle of the night, and the cough was the same sound. At noon, the baby started crying and refused to eat anything. He hasn't eaten until now and is in a bad mood, but has no fever. I think it was because a fish bone got stuck in his throat last night.