Archive · 10 Dec 2025
Doctors Remove Rs 2 Coin from Child's Throat
A little girl named Lasya was playing at school when she accidentally swallowed a Rs 2 coin.
The coin got stuck in her throat, and she started feeling very uncomfortable.
Her parents took her to the hospital right away.
The doctors at Medicover Hospitals in Kurnool used a special tool called an endoscope to carefully take the coin out of her throat.
They did not need to do surgery, and the girl felt better quickly.
The hospital made sure the treatment was not too expensive so that everyone can get help when they need it.
The parents were very thankful to the doctors for taking such good care of their daughter.
A young girl named Lasya accidentally swallowed a Rs 2 coin while playing at school.
The coin got stuck in her throat, causing severe discomfort and immediate concern.
Doctors at Medicover Hospitals, Kurnool, successfully removed the coin using endoscopy.
The procedure was performed by Dr. Abdul Samad, with support from Dr. Sindhura and Dr. Y. Ganesh.
The hospital provided the treatment at an affordable cost, ensuring accessibility for all.
- Who
- A young girl named Lasya
- What
- Accidentally swallowed a Rs 2 coin
- When
- While playing at school (exact time not specified)
- Where
- Medicover Hospitals, Kurnool
- Why
- The coin got stuck in her throat, causing discomfort and requiring immediate medical attention
- Child's Name
- Lasya
- Coin Type
- Rs 2
- Hospital
- Medicover Hospitals, Kurnool
- Doctor
- Dr. Abdul Samad (Gastroenterologist)
- Procedure
- Endoscopy
- Cost
- Affordable
- Monitoring Doctors
- Dr. Sindhura (Pediatrician & Neonatologist), Dr. Y. Ganesh (Pediatric Intensivist & Neonatologist)
- Cluster Head
- Maheshwar Reddy