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Why Do I Feel Something Stuck In My Throat?

Why do I feel something stuck in my throat? And feel like nothing is going down? only fluids :(

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  • If nothing is going down then you either have food stuck or your swollen from having food stuck. I wouldn't try to eat anything else and call your doctor tomorrow.

  • Update : Yes I had something stuck Thank god it pass down by it self We saw it on X-ray I went back the next day and it was gone Thank you Jesus!!!

  • Now, it gives you something to reference when you hear stuck lol. Be careful and slow down.

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Help please!

If nothing is going down then you either have food stuck or your swollen from having food stuck. I wouldn't try to eat anything else and call your doctor tomorrow.

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<p>If nothing is going down then you either have food stuck or your swollen from having food stuck. I wouldn't try to eat anything else and call your doctor tomorrow.</p>

Thank you for your response ... I did had a very bad stuck yesterday .... I usually can pork if I mush it really good but yesterday I guess I was eating a bit quick n got stuck really bad :( n today not even oatmeal would go down

you are swollen from being stuck. sips and i mean real small sips here and there until a sip stays down. than increase the sips. but if its more than a day you need to see your doctor. being dehydrated is not good.

You might need a day or two for your swelling to go down. if, today, you are still having trouble, you might want to call your surgeon's office, don't wait too long. Karen

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Update :

Yes I had something stuck

Thank god it pass down by it self

We saw it on X-ray I went back the next day and it was gone

Thank you Jesus!!!

Now, it gives you something to reference when you hear stuck lol. Be careful and slow down.

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