Doctor Ariani, a pediatric specialist, shares her experience handling a 4-year-old patient who swallowed a bolt. Not a small bolt, but a very large one. This was known when she and the medical team performed an X-ray. In her Instagram account @dr.ariani, she showed the X-ray results, where the large bolt was seen in the patient's still very small intestine.

"It turns out, this large screw was inside the intestines of a 4-year-old child. When we tried to retrieve it, it had already escaped and gone down below. It's not a big deal, but it's quite long: 4 cm," wrote the doctor practicing at RSAB Harapan Kita."

"Because, it is possible for the screw to get stuck and injure the intestinal wall, causing a tear or hole. "The size is relatively large for its small intestine diameter. I suggest observing first for hospitalization and the parents agree," he said."

"So be careful everyone, even a big screw can be swallowed by a child. Tidy up all scattered equipment and tighten loose bolts and screws," said Dr. Ariani. Her post was immediately filled with comments, especially from parents with active toddlers."