Must Watch: Ladybug enters Fiza Ali’s mouth in live show

By News Desk

April 19, 2024 06:56 PM

Pakistani actress Fiza Ali

When life gives you a tickle in your throat... just hope it's not a ladybug!

A ladybug went into the mouth of popular Pakistani actress Fiza Ali during the live show.

The actress revealed in the video that during the show, a bee or an insect went into her mouth suddenly while she was having guests at the show and the conversation was in process.

Due to the tragic incident, Fiza lost her breath, but the shocking news is that the ladybug came out alive.

After all this, when Fiza did not find herself comfortable as she wasn’t able to breathe properly, she took a break in the middle of the show and asked for a doctor.

In a video message, the showbiz personality explained the whole matter of how the ladybug stuck in her mouth and was moving around in her throat which is causing her pain.

Further, she thanked Allah that the ladybug came out alive otherwise if it had gone into the respiratory tract, a person could have died.

Fiza Ali urged people to protect their little children who are playing outside because if a fly or any other poisonous insect enters their mouth and enters the respiratory tract it can stop their breath as she has seen this phase.

Here is the video:

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In this regard, the actress said that she would do a show on first aid so that people would be aware of what to do to get out of this situation.

Let the 24NewsHD provide you with the precautions for any tragic incidents like these:

If a situation like this happens, where a ladybug or any other foreign object flies into your throat:

Please Stay Calm (Like Fiza Ali): Try not to panic and remain calm to avoid swallowing the object further or causing injury.

Cough: Attempt to gently cough to expel the object naturally.

Seek Help: If you can't remove the object yourself, seek medical help immediately. Don't try to remove it using your fingers, as this might push it further down the throat.

Hydrate: Drinking some water might help soothe your throat and encourage the object to move out, but take care not to choke.

Consult a Doctor: Even if the object comes out, it’s a good idea to seek medical advice to ensure there’s no damage to your throat.

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