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The entry of foreign bodies into the ENT organs is quite a common situation in young children, and sometimes in adults. In this case, there is a very high risk of complications. In case of impact, you should urgently seek specialized help from an otolaryngologist and do not try to remove the foreign body yourself, in order to prevent it from moving further. Children quite often during play or as an experiment can push small foreign objects into their nose, ear, or mouth. To avoid such situations, it is recommended not to allow children to play with small objects until they are at least three years old. In adults, such situations occur due to non-observance of safety techniques with small objects (nails, bolts, nuts, pins, etc.), as well as improper use of cotton buds. It is possible to hit hard small particles of food in the throat (bones from fruits, fish). An insect can also get into the ear canal. If such a case occurs, seek emergency medical help from a specialist as a matter of urgency.

  • Foreign body in the ear: symptoms

    If a foreign body gets into the ear, a person may experience pain in the ear, a feeling of congestion, noise, damage to the skin, bleeding in case of damage to the eardrum and/or ear canal. If a foreign object gets into the ear deep enough, dizziness and nausea may occur. Foreign bodies in the ear also include dense sulfur plugs, the removal of which is performed on an outpatient basis by a specialist.

  • Foreign body in the nose: symptoms

    The presence of a foreign body in the nose is manifested by difficulty in nasal breathing, painful sensations, unilateral nasal congestion, unilateral runny nose, discharge from the nose, which later acquires an unpleasant odor.

  • Foreign body in the throat: symptoms

    If a foreign body has entered the pharynx, a person may experience local stabbing pain, profuse salivation, shortness of breath, barking cough, and difficulty breathing may also appear. Getting objects into the throat is very dangerous, as it can cause spasms of the vocal cords and can cause asphyxiation.

Removal of a foreign body from the nose, nasopharynx and ears

500 UAH
location_on St. S. Rudnytskyi, 5
location_on St. V. Lypkivskogo, 45

In "Mamyn Dim" polyclinics, you will always undergo a thorough examination to determine the nature of the foreign body and its location, provide emergency assistance to remove the foreign body from the nose, ear, and throat, and advise on the prevention of inflammatory processes and injuries.