Doctor Dao Trung Hieu checks the child’s health Results of X-ray and endoscopy have determined that the right bronchus has inflammatory tissue, underneath the inflammatory tissue is a small, hard, force that cannot be removed by forceps. Foreign object is a zipper hook According to master – doctor Dao Trung Hieu, Deputy Director of Children’s Hospital 1 (Ho Chi Minh City), this is a foreign object that has been lying for a long time. object in a sensitive location. Doctors said that the foreign body has been lying for a long time, causing inflammation, sticking to the tissue of the airways, even puncturing. Currently, the foreign body is blocking the hole, but if it is tried to remove it, it can cause a blood vessel rupture, an air spillage, potentially life threatening. Doctors recounted the case So the doctors decided to conduct a general consultation and choose the option of open surgery, opening the baby’s chest to identify and monitor the foreign object while the ENT doctor picked the object out through the airway. Thankfully this approach has been successful. The baby recovered quickly. By the morning of April 23, the baby was removed from the bandage, in good health, eating and playing normally and was about to be discharged from the hospital. Doctor Dao Trung Hieu analyzed the reason for having to open the baby’s chest Specialist Doctor II Nguyen Tuan Nhu, Head of the Department of Ear, Nose and Throat, Children’s Hospital 1 recommends that parents be careful when children play with many small details, because children often put them in their mouths and fall. always into the airway. If you suspect that your baby swallowed, inhaled, or had coughing, wheezing, or difficulty breathing for a long time without knowing the reason, your baby should be examined.

The hospital has classified and transferred 6 cases with background diseases to Da Nang Obstetrics and Pediatrics Hospital for monitoring and treatment. The remainder were treated at the hospital’s Pediatric Department. At present, the health of the children has not progressed seriously, of which 9 cases were discharged from the hospital this afternoon. Poisoned students are examined by a doctor According to a quick report from the school, on the morning of the same day, before entering the classroom, some students of Hoa Khuong Primary School got together to buy slam clay at a grocery store in front of the school. After playing clay, many students began to show signs of headaches, stomach pain, vomiting, and shortness of breath In the afternoon of the same day, Dr. Tran Sy – Deputy Director of Hoa Vang District General Hospital said that the hospital received emergency care of 34 students with headache, abdominal pain, shortness of breath, and itching. Examination of the lungs and nerves had no effect. This afternoon, the school let all students leave school for medical staff to continue checking – Dr. Tran Sy said. In the afternoon of the same day, the Hoa Vang District Police, the Environmental Police and the Food Safety Board of Da Nang City were present at the scene, inspecting the shops near the school gate and taking samples of toys and patient samples to Investigate and clarify the cause of the incident.

Accordingly, more than 8 o’clock of the same day, 32 students were hospitalized with chest tightness, shortness of breath, nausea and headache. In which, 5 children with severe symptoms were transferred to the Hospital of Obstetrics and Pediatrics (Da Nang), 13 cases were admitted to the hospital’s pediatric department, 6 cases were followed up at the emergency department, and 8 cases were lightly allowed to go home.

Initial communication from providers, patients being students in grades 3, 4 and 5.

32 elementary school students in Da Nang were hospitalized after buying strange toys at the grocery store in front of the school. Photo: Dan Viet

Parents of these students said that recently, they bought toys at the grocery store in front of the school gate. However, what that toy is is currently not confirmed.

Ms. Le Thi Tuyet N. (residing in Go Ha village, Hoa Khuong commune, Hoa Vang district) said on the Traffic Newspaper, on the morning of April 16, when her child passed grade 4/1, watching their friends play, they felt sick and sick belly and be transported to the hospital.

Children who play directly with toys got heavy, while others were mildly affected by watching their friends play and not having contact.

Currently the cause of the case is being investigated and clarified.

According to initial information, on the morning of April 16, Hoa Vang Hospital received 32 cases of students hospitalized with symptoms mainly chest tightness, shortness of breath, nausea, headache.

After screening, 5 cases with severe manifestations were transferred to the Obstetrics and Pediatrics Hospital, 13 hospitalized pediatric cases, 6 emergency department follow-up cases and 8 mild cases were returned. home.

According to Dr. Tran Sy, the information provided by their family members was that they were students in grades 3, 4, 5. Before that, they bought toys at some stores in front of the school, then something happened. However, what that toy is is currently not confirmed.

Ms. LTTN (Hoa Khuong commune, Hoa Vang district, LTT’s parents, grade 4) said that this morning, she passed grade 4/1, watching the friends play, it was nauseous, had stomachache and was transferred to the hospital.

More than 30 primary school students in Da Nang were hospitalized in the emergency room after playing with “strange” toys. (Photo: LT)

“According to parents whose children are hospitalized, children who play toys directly are bad, and those who suffer mild because they watch their friends play, not contact,” Ms. N. said.

On the same day, the Da Nang Department of Education and Training said that, according to a report from Hoa Khuong Primary School, the original cause was identified as being poisoned by playing slime purchased at a restaurant on the way to the school. The Department of Education and Training is coordinating with the locality to inspect and resolve the matter.

The City Department of Education and Training also said that the common symptoms of the children were difficulty breathing, itching; Neurological and lung examination had no effect. This afternoon, the school gave all students a break so that medical staff could continue to check and handle them. Sampled and sent to determine the cause.

Mr. Tran Nguyen Minh Thanh, Deputy Director of Da Nang Department of Education and Training, said the above information on the afternoon of April 16.

Mr. Thanh said that up to now, 35 children have been poisoned, of which 14 have gone home, 15 are watching at the Health Center of Hoa Vang district, 6 children are at the Da Nang Obstetrics and Pediatrics Hospital.

“The common symptoms of the children are shortness of breath, itching, and examination of the lungs and nerves has no effect. This afternoon, the school gave all students a break from school so that medical staff could continue to check and handle, the authorities also took samples for inspection to determine the cause ”- Mr. Thanh informed.

Students hospitalized at the Health Center of Hoa Vang district. Photo: TA

According to Mr. Thanh, the department is coordinating with the locality to inspect and resolve this incident. As for the issue of shops in front of the school gate, the department has often issued reminder documents. For slime (ghost substance – a toy originating in the US), the press and the industry have warned many times.

After this incident, the department will direct schools to strengthen propaganda and guidance for students. At the same time, sending documents to the People’s Committees of districts and related branches to continue strengthening coordination to ensure safety and security in front of the school gate.

Talking with PV, Hoa Vang district health center, information, the health of 15 children monitored here is stable, mild cases were discharged.

The leader of Da Nang Obstetrics and Pediatrics Hospital said, out of 6 children transferred to the hospital, 5 of them were fine, one was still in the emergency department due to congenital heart disease.

As PLO reported, this morning a series of students of Hoa Khuong 1 Primary School (Hoa Khuong commune, Hoa Vang district) had to go to the emergency room with symptoms of difficulty breathing, nausea, and headache after they bought one. toy at the front school store.

Students are transferred to the emergency department of Hoa Vang General Hospital.

“At 8:15 am today we received 32 cases of students hospitalized with symptoms mainly chest tightness, shortness of breath, nausea, headache. After screening, 5 cases with severe symptoms were transferred to the Obstetrics and Pediatrics Hospital, 13 hospitalized pediatric cases, 6 follow-up cases at the emergency department and 8 mild cases were sent home.”, Said Dr. Tran Sy.

Students with severe illness are referred to the Emergency Maternity and Pediatric Hospital.

Traffic Newspaper They also reported that the original supplier had to buy toys at some store in front of the school, then something happened. However, what that toy is is currently not confirmed.

Ms. Le Thi Tuyet N. (residing in Go Ha village, Hoa Khuong commune, Hoa Vang district) said that on the morning of April 16, her child passed grade 4/1 watching their friends play, then nausea, abdominal pain and being transferred. to the hospital.

“According to parents whose children are hospitalized, children who play toys directly are bad, and those who suffer mild because they watch their friends play, not contact,” Ms. N. said.

32 primary school students in Hoa Vang district, Da Nang city have to go to the emergency room after playing strange toys.

“At 8:15 today, we received 32 cases of students hospitalized with symptoms mainly chest tightness, shortness of breath, nausea, headache. After screening, 5 cases with severe symptoms were transferred to the Obstetrics and Pediatrics Hospital, 13 hospitalized pediatric cases, 6 follow-up cases at the emergency department and 8 mild cases were sent home. “, Dr. Tran Sy reported on VTC News.

According to Dr. Tran Sy, the supplier’s initial information was that they were students in grades 3, 4, and 5. Before the incident, they bought toys at some stores in front of the school. However, what a toy is is currently not confirmed.

Talking to the Youth newspaper, parents of students who are in emergency, said that their children recently bought strange toys at the grocery store in front of the school to play. In particular, when students used this strange toy, other students standing nearby … were also poisoned.

Currently, 5 pupils with severe symptoms and shortness of breath have to move to the Obstetrics and Pediatrics Hospital for treatment.

34 students received first aid at the hospital.

In the afternoon of the same day, Dr. Tran Sy – Deputy Director of Hoa Vang District General Hospital said that the hospital received emergency care of 34 students with headache, abdominal pain, shortness of breath, and itching.

Examination of the lungs and nerves had no effect. All students entering the emergency room are believed to have been poisoned after using “strange” toys purchased at the school entrance. The hospital then had to transfer 5 students to the Obstetrics and Pediatrics Hospital in a state of severe shortness of breath.

This afternoon, the school let all students leave school for medical staff to continue checking – Dr. Tran Sy said.

In the afternoon of the same day, the Hoa Vang District Police, the Environmental Police and the Food Safety Board of Da Nang City were present at the scene, inspecting the shops near the school gate and taking samples of toys and patient samples to Investigate and clarify the cause of the incident.

After receiving the patients, the hospital classified and transferred 6 severe cases to the higher level. The other cases being treated at the hospital are now stable health and no case of hospitalization.

Concerning this incident, Mr. Nguyen Thuc Dung (Vice Chairman of Hoa Vang District People’s Committee) said that this morning, before entering class, some students had bought together slam clay at the shops in front of the school to play.

After a while, many students began to show symptoms of vomiting, difficulty breathing. Discovering the incident, the teacher took these children to the emergency. Currently the whole school has been dismissed from school to spray treatment.

“The police have also collected slam clay samples for inspection and are verifying the origin and origin of this toy,” said Dung, adding that this is the first time in the locality. Poisoning caused by playing clay.

The primary cause of emergency students was playing slam clay.

32 students went to the hospital in emergency this morning.

As Infonet reported, this morning, 32 students of Hoa Khuong 1 Primary School (Hoa Khuong commune, Hoa Vang district) were admitted to the emergency hospital with chest tightness, shortness of breath, nausea, headache.

It is known that most of these children are students in grades 3, 4 and 5. The severe cases are because they play directly with toys, they watch and do not come into contact with the milder situation.

It is known that in the morning of the same day, before entering the classroom, a number of students of Hoa Khuong Primary School got together to buy slam clay at a grocery store in front of the school gate. After playing clay, many students began to show symptoms of vomiting, difficulty breathing. The school quickly sent the children to the emergency hospital.

After playing clay, many students get tired, have headaches, and have difficulty breathing

Mr. Nguyen Thuc Dung, Vice Chairman of Hoa Vang District People’s Committee, said that the authorities have come to the scene to collect slam clay samples for testing and testing. Hoa Khuong Primary School took all students out of school to carry out disinfection.

This is the first time in the area where students have used clay to play slam and have nausea and shortness of breath.

According to the Department of Education and Training of Da Nang City, the issue of shops in front of the school gate is always reminded in writing by the Department. After this incident, the Department will direct schools to strengthen propaganda and guidance for students; at the same time, sending documents to the People’s Committees of districts and related branches to continue strengthening coordination to ensure safety and security in front of the school gate.

About a month earlier, while working in the field, Mr. S. washed his face and drank from the stream near his house. After a while, he found that he was coughing, spitting blood and having difficulty breathing, so he went to Ham Yen hospital for medical examination, then he was transferred to the General Hospital of Tuyen Quang province.

As the person directly endoscopically picking up the leeches for the patient, MSc.BS. Vu Dang Khoa, Head of Department of Ear, Nose and Throat, said that Mr. S. was under general anesthesia, then performed a tracheostomy, anesthesia for resuscitation. When the laparoscopy revealed that the larynx showed a foreign body under the hypopharynx, the upper part of the trachea, the doctors carried out the removal of the foreign body as a stream leech.

According to Dr. Khoa, leeches are living things that can move from the nose, mouth to the larynx – the patient’s trachea becomes a foreign object. Leeches live in the airways of the patient for a long time, can move up the larynx or down the bronchial gas, causing symptoms of coughing attacks, hoarseness, spitting up blood, difficulty breathing. At the location where the animal sucks, causing prolonged bleeding, difficult blood clotting is life-threatening.

Although it has been warned much, but leeches and parasitic squeezing still occur continuously. The reason is due to the habit of using water in streams and streams when going to the forest.

Scary is when the leeches, the new squeezed into the body through the water into the nose, throat, the small size, but after they suck blood and grow very quickly in a short time.

Symptoms of bleeding are detected in the form of hemoptysis, vomiting of blood, hematuria. The blood-absorbing leeches have symptoms such as increased pressure, discomfort, pain, nerve stimulation originating from the parasitic location, dysfunction of parasitic leeches, superinfection of bacteria causing inflammation in the area. leeches absorb blood, causing an abscess under the mucosa.

If the bleeding persists, the patient will experience anemia. If not examined and handled in time, leeches are getting bigger and bigger, causing obstruction of the trachea, respiratory failure … for a long time, it can lead to death.

According to experts, when leeches penetrate the natural cavities of the body, you should rinse your mouth with high concentration of salt water or inhale substances that have a spicy, pungent odor.

If the leeches are in a shallow area, the doctor may use a scope to remove them; If sticking deeply, it is necessary to anesthetize and use specialized equipment; If it is too deep, they must be operated on to remove leeches. If the leech enters the genital tract, soaking or injecting it with concentrated salt water can also cause the leech to die, or the leech to come out on its own.

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