The toddler began experiencing stomach pain, so his parents brought him to the emergency room, where an X-ray showed that he had 16 small magnetic balls linked together in his intestine and ...

It contained 216 small, multicolored magnetic balls with what the CPSC called a “strong magnetic flux.” The agency said that ingested magnets could attach to each other or other metal objects ...

“But because they're so small, it just went straight down his throat. “We went to A&E and the X-ray showed that he had one magnetic ball stuck in his chest and one in his bowel. “The doctor ...

I thought she had died and that is why no one was talking to me." The small magnetic balls that India swallowed looked like colourful cake decorations, said Teague. The fidget toys are often ...

The magnetic beads belonged to Araya's nine-year ... If a child swallows the small balls, magnets effectively burn holes in their intestines or bowels. The magnets stick together internally ...

What began as a playful moment for 8-year-old Junior Gallon quickly turned into a medical emergency when he accidentally swallowed two small magnetic balls. According to the New York Post ...

A baby underwent a horror seven-hour surgery to remove her bowel after swallowing toy magnetic balls. One-year-old Araya Whateley almost died and now has a stoma bag after she gulped down six ...

A baby almost died after swallowing six magnetic metal balls from a children's toy. Leicester doctors performed a seven-hour emergency surgery on one-year-old Araya Whateley who had to have part ...