Eat plastic will generally be fine. Because plastic cannot be digested and absorbed in the gastrointestinal tract, it is very stable in nature and will not be poisoned. The plastic is not large, and after entering the stomach, it will be wrapped by the gastric acid dissolved chyme into the small intestine, and then discharged through the entire digestive system, so there is no need to worry too much. However, if the plastic material is sharp, it may cut through the gastrointestinal wall after entering the gastrointestinal tract, producing bleeding and ulcers. If the plastic substance is too large, such as plastic bags and other substances, it may block the narrow exit when passing through the digestive system, causing obstruction and creating danger. Therefore, if the swallowed plastic is too large or too sharp, or if discomfort has developed, it is recommended to immediately go to a regular hospital gastroenterology or splenogastroenterology department for a gastroscopy to see if it can be expelled naturally. If not, the plastic substance needs to be removed by medical means.