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FishBone In Your Intestines
Nobody would be willing to swallow a fishbone, but unfortunately, it does happen because small, sharp fish bones are easy to miss.

Fishbones can cause injury, and it is natural for a person who accidentally swallows one to seek medical attention. But before you panic, here is my research about what will happen when you eat a fishbone.

Can a fishbone get stuck in your intestines? Yes, but there is only a 1% possibility for this rare case. When a fish bone gets stuck in your intestines, you will feel tenderness and pain in your abdomen. If this is your case, seek medical help immediately.

Know the things you should do when you swallow a fishbone below. But before that, you might want to learn about the incident when a man accidentally swallowed a yellowtail amberjack’s fishbone.

Spoiler alert! Yellowtail Amberjack is a big fish.

A Man Accidentally Swallowed A Fish Bone
A fishbone may get stuck in your intestines. There once was an incident when a man accidentally swallowed a small fishbone, not only getting stuck in his intestine but tore a hole in it.

At the time of the incident, the man was a 73-year-old living in Japan. After suddenly feeling severe pain in the lower part of his abdomen, he was brought to the emergency room.

While the man is undergoing the physical exam, he has a slight fever and tenderness across his lower abdomen. The man said that the day before he felt the pain, he had eaten a yellowtail fish.

Yellowtail Amberjack is popular in Japanese cuisine. It is a large fish that is usually prepared as steamed, grilled, and many more.

The CT scan result of the man’s abdomen shows that “a linear, high-density body” punctured his small intestine. To put it simply, there is an object that looked like a small bone was stuck in his intestine.

The doctors found a 2cm long fishbone pierced straight through his small intestine during the surgery. Doctors have to remove part of his small intestine to treat the issue.

The doctors also gave him antibiotics to avoid any possible infections due to having a hole in the bowel.

Kochi Medical School doctors in Nankoku, Japan, say that after the treatment, the man recovered well, and after eight days, he left the hospital.

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