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stuck feeling

Sometimes as I drink my fluids ill feel like there is something stuck then if I wait a few and swallow again its gone. Anyone know what this is? I drink slowly and small sips. Just started today

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Don't know what it is, but I had the same thing happen to me. It eventually went away.

I can't gulp fluids anymore or it seems to get 'stuck'. I assumed it was just small size of stomach - smaller than my oesophagus??? So fluid sits at bottom of oesophagus like water in the sink at at the plug hole ( lovely image, isn't it).

Try warm or hot tea, that helped me...

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