Bubble tea has always been a well-loved fashion drink, the "pearl" Q bullet inside is sticky and slippery, many people love to chew, however, drinking bubble tea can not be "greedy cup", drinking too much will be a problem, some time ago, Dalian University Affiliated Zhongshan Hospital received a high school student who suffered from acute cholecystitis because of drinking bubble tea.
Physician of Zhongshan Hospital affiliated to Dalian University: "A 16-year-old boy called his mother at that time to say that his stomach hurt, chest pain, and stomach swelling. After school, his mother and father took him to the hospital, and when they came, their expressions were very painful. “
The doctor immediately gave the boy a CT examination of the abdomen, and the CT film surprised the doctor, and from the film, it could be seen that there were many round little white dots in the boy's stomach.
Doctor: "It's all about some round, indigestible things, about thirty or forty grains, and the stomach is particularly large, and the gallbladder can be clearly seen to be enlarged, so this child we diagnosed as acute cholecystitis at the time, and later asked about the medical history, the little boy said that he drank two cups of bubble tea that day, and we determined that these round objects shown by CT were pearls in bubble tea." “
Fortunately, the boy's medical treatment was more timely, and after treatment, the symptoms were quickly alleviated.
Doctors told reporters that foods like Lantern and Zongzi generally do not develop on CT films, and this time, the "pearl" development in bubble tea is so obvious that it is difficult to digest to a very high degree.
Physician: "We highly suspect that it may have added something else, and since it has been developed on CT, we consider that it must be one of the least indigestible foods." ”
The reporter consulted food experts to learn that the "pearls" in bubble tea are mainly made of cassava flour, glutinous rice flour and other materials, but some merchants will also add some gum substances in the production process in order to make the taste of "pearls" more Q bomby and chewy, which also makes "pearls" difficult to digest.
Doctors suggest that people with poor gastrointestinal function should eat less or not eat, and try to chew it up when eating, and then swallow it.