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Wierd Stuck Episode

Today I got tuna fish stuck! I've only been stuck two other times. Steak and pasta! Tuna is weird though! Anyway, today I actually got sick! Once it was up I felt better but now I have a dull pain in my chest and my throat hurts! Is that normal?

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  • Isn't that funny? I always get stuck on yogurt. I can manage to eat 1/2 container of yogurt over a period of about 30 minutes. If I take 1 more bite, I get stuck. Ice cream does the same thing. And mi

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Yes. I had my first stuck episode that involved it coming back up on Friday night. I was eating shrimp and did not chew well enough. As much as I felt better after it was finally up (which was like an hour after it first got stuck), I actually felt pretty weird the rest of the night. I drank some hot tea and the next morning I only had a protein shake. I did not eat anything real for about 24 hours; from what I've read this can help as after a bad stuck episode you can have some swelling. I would take it easy for a day or so and give yourself time for the swelling to go down.

yes, I've been stuck on yogurt. Too big of bite or eating too quickly?

potatoe was stuck nobaked any more

yes, I've been stuck on yogurt. Too big of bite or eating too quickly?

Isn't that funny? I always get stuck on yogurt. I can manage to eat 1/2 container of yogurt over a period of about 30 minutes. If I take 1 more bite, I get stuck. Ice cream does the same thing. And milkshakes. Thought these were sliders?

Marci

Isn't that funny? I always get stuck on yogurt. I can manage to eat 1/2 container of yogurt over a period of about 30 minutes. If I take 1 more bite, I get stuck. Ice cream does the same thing. And milkshakes. Thought these were sliders?

Marci

I know. I'm usually fine with it but if I eat it fast...

I've been stuck on tinned salmon before. Not pretty, especially as I was teaching at the time and had to keep leaving the class to run to the bathroom.

Just got banded July 5th & am a teacher & getting stuck is a fear of mine- that it will happen while teaching...yikes:-(

Yes it is not fun. I would suggest that you are extra careful how and what you eat when you are at work.

Yes, best wishes to teachers and others who work and don't want to have to run. I have been stuck on anything that you can think of. If I try eat too much of a good thing, including Greek yogurt, it will come up! Sometimes, even when you are not aware that you ate too much, something will cause it to come up. I suggest for teachers to keep a small bottle of coke at your desk.. It works like a roto-rooter type thing and will wash it down. Don't drink all of a soda, just an ounce will do. I keep one handy, I don't refrigerate, and its not for when I am thirsty! It can even be totally flat, which is best since we aren't supposed to drink carbonation! Best wishes. Karen

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