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Anyone Have Things Stuck In Their Throat

As I have posted on a few other forums I had a leak since December 23rd and have been unable to eat or drink since then. When I have my swallow test every Friday I am allowed to drink that yellow yucky stuff. The last two times I had the swallow test, I can see it on the screen getting stuck in my esophagus. I try swallowing but it does not go down. I take another swallow of the yellow stuff and the stuck liquid goes down no problem.

Has anyone else had this problem with something they eat or drink? Since I am not allowed to eat or drink anything, I am not sure if this something wrong with my sleeve, leak (which is still there) or is this normal? I can feel the stuck liquid in my upper chest.

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That sounds more like an esophageal hernia, or maybe even a scarification (sp) constriction. Hmmm - allergy or stress enduced constriction? It sounds like you need an endoscopy.

Please keep us informed. I have you in my prayers.

It seems like it is a good possibility. I would say as soon as you can discuss with your doctor if this is expcted or a complication - and schedule a second opinion and endoscopy. My Mom had a scar that thickened in her esophgus and another in her stomach. I have strong reason to think it had something to do with her passing away (esophageal embolism, most likely).

Probably the swelling from your esophageal hernia, but keep a close watch on it and consult your Dr, I sure hope you heal quickly, sounds like you've had a rough start. Sending you healing vibes.

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