These Are Toys… Not for Your Ears or Nose

Foreign objects inserted into the ear or nose may seem small, but the consequences can be serious.

Especially in children, inserting beads, toy parts, food particles, and other small objects into the ear or nose is a relatively common occurrence.

Pay attention to the following signs:
- Ear pain or reduced hearing
- Foul-smelling discharge from one nostril
- Restlessness, crying, or discomfort

Do not attempt to remove the foreign object at home. Incorrect intervention may push it deeper and cause tissue damage.

For safe and appropriate treatment, consult an ENT specialist without delay.

Remember: Early intervention significantly reduces the risk of complications.