Cases of children swallowing objects like toys and magnets nearly doubles in past two decades

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Cases of children swallowing objects like toys and magnets nearly doubles in past two decades
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'The dramatic increase in foreign body injuries over the 21-year study period, coupled with the sheer number and profundity of injuries, is cause for concern,' the author of the study said.

The number of children being taken to emergency departments after swallowing foreign objects, such as toys and magnets, has doubled over the past two decades, pediatricians warned.

The annual rate of children ingesting foreign objects spiked by more than 91 percent, from 9.5 in every 10,000 to 18, the authors wrote in the study, which was published in the journal Pediatrics. "Continued advocacy and product regulations are needed to keep children safe, and the data shows that vigilance, advocacy and regulations are effective."

Parents and care-givers who believe their child has swallowed a foreign object are advised to call their pediatrician or poison control , according to a statement accompanying the study. "If you think your child may have ingested a button battery or high-powered magnet, go to your local emergency department as quickly as possible," it read.

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