What should I do if my child has something stuck in his nose?

Children are very naughty and often do dangerous things that harm their health. For example, some children like to play with small solid toys and often put them into their mouths and nostrils, which results in blocked nostrils and even problems such as being unable to take the toys out. Let's see what to do if something is stuck in a child's nose? I hope everyone can understand it.

First, adults need to judge :

1. Check whether the substance entering the child's nasal cavity is liquid or solid.

2. For solids, is it a soft object or a hard object?

3. Can it be removed by yourself? Will it cause harm to the child?

4. If the situation is serious, seek medical attention immediately

Secondly, no matter what it is, you must comfort the child. Don't let the child cry or be impatient, and don't let the child pick it with his fingers.

After the child's emotions have stabilized, let the child breathe through his mouth, block the opposite nasal cavity, let the child take a deep breath and then close his mouth, and exhale through his nose. This way, many foreign objects will be pushed out by the atmosphere. If it still doesn't work, try again.

5. You can choose to take it out directly with a nasal mirror. Generally, no surgical treatment is required. If the foreign object is large, sneezing will not be effective.

6. A simple way to make your baby sneeze is to fumigate his nostrils with mustard oil. Guidance: This can induce him to sneeze. You can also observe with the naked eye to see if you can see it. If you can, you can use an ear pick to pick it out.

If it is liquid, just use a dry cotton swab to drain it out. The action must be gentle, and let the child's head tilt to one side or lower his head

Again, if the foreign body can be removed by oneself and will not cause damage to the child's nasal cavity, the family can use a nasal aspirator or tweezers to suck or clamp the foreign body and remove it with the cooperation of the child.

Finally, if the foreign body has caused damage or cannot be removed by yourself, you must comfort the child and go to the hospital as soon as possible.

Adults must remember to keep an eye on their children, as a moment of negligence may lead to lifelong pain.