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what does stuck feeling feel like?

Wondering what stuck feeling is exactly? I ate something last night and i have some discomcort in my lower thoat and between my breasts. Is this what being stuck is. If so what can i do to get rid of it

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Hi, for me it is painful feeling in my chest like a cramp. Also my salivary glands go into hyperdrive, slimeing. I feel like I need to burp but ifi do burp more than air comes up, PBing. If you stuck last night then what you feel now is the swelling most likely. Drink hot tea (decaf), that usually helps.

I don't know if it's different for everyone, but when I get stuck there is no question about it. It's a very tight feeling at the top of my chest / bottom of my throat. I feel like I can try to burp it through, but it never works. Breathing is also pretty constricted. It always passes in about 30 seconds for me. I've never felt swollen, or even felt the effects of being stuck a minute after it happened.

Discomfort in/near the chest, teeth sweating (extra saliva), and possible regurgitation. IMO the worst is the pain of being stuck

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