15-year-old boy’s stomach had 56 objects, including batteries, blades, and nails, doctors are also shocked

Shocking News: In Delhi, doctors removed 56 objects, including clock batteries, blades, and nails, from a child’s body, but he died a day later.

In Delhi, a shocking and disturbing case has come to light. Here, 56 shocking objects were removed from the stomach of a 15-year-old boy, but unfortunately, the boy died after the surgery. According to the information, the doctors at Safdarjung Hospital removed clock batteries, blades, nails, and other metal objects from his body, but the boy died a day later.

The father of the boy, a resident of Hathras, and the medical representative, Sanchit Sharma, shared the information about the incident, saying that after removing these objects, their only son Aditya Sharma died. Aditya was a 9th-grade student, and his death has brought immense sorrow to the family. They told that Aditya died a day after the surgery at Safdarjung Hospital.

Treatment continued in Jaipur

Sanchit Sharma said that Aditya underwent multiple medical tests in various hospitals in Uttar Pradesh, Jaipur, and Delhi, which confirmed the presence of 56 objects in his stomach. Talking about how the problem was detected, the family said that Aditya was initially taken to a local hospital in Hathras with complaints of stomach pain and difficulty breathing. After medical advice, he was taken to a hospital in Jaipur, where he was treated for a short time and then discharged. However, his symptoms reappeared.

Surgery was first done in Jaipur

From Jaipur, the family took Aditya to a hospital in Aligarh, where surgery was performed to reduce his breathing difficulties. The family said that on October 26, an ultrasound scan revealed the presence of around 19 objects in Aditya’s body, after which the doctors referred him to a more advanced facility in Noida. In Noida, another scan revealed 56 metal pieces, and he was then shifted to Safdarjung Hospital in Delhi, where the surgery took place on October 27, according to the family.

Doctors are also shocked

The grieving father emphasized that the doctors had made every possible effort to save Aditya, but fate had something else in store. Sanchit said, “At Delhi’s hospital, my son died a day after the surgery, as his heart rate increased, and his blood pressure dropped significantly.” He further said, “The doctors told us that during the surgery at Delhi’s hospital, around 56 objects were removed from my son’s body. Later, three more objects were removed, which left the doctors shocked, who admitted that they were surprised by the medical possibility of this.” Sanchit also said that Aditya’s case had shocked the doctors, as there were no signs of injury or trauma to his mouth or throat, which would have indicated that he had swallowed these objects intentionally or unintentionally.