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Stuck pill

So if I had to take a very large antibiotic pill today and it is big, if it got stuck, how long will it take to dissolve itself and get unstuck? And the pain to go away?

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I would call your doc and ask him.

For the first few months post op I had to crush or cut the pills that I could in half, I had a really hard time but it passes after a while. See if you can cut it in half.....

Everyone is different but I had a horrible experience with pills... After my surgery I had to take pills daily... Shortly after surgery with in the first week I could not eat or drink anything without barfing up foam for three days. My doc ordered an endoscopy to find a pill that was not dissolved and blocking thjngs from going down. I had to switch all my medications to liquid form.

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