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My pils are stuck in my esophagus and I can't get them to go down. I'm miserable!

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    Stand up and walk around. Drink as much as you can. They will eventually melt.

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    I'm on soft foods. 5 weeks out.i have drank a ton of water.

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    Drink some milk

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    I would try some warm fluids, like hot tea. Medications can really do a number on your esophagus - if left there, they can erode into the tissue, so it's really no joke. If the pain persists, I would go to the emergency room. I hope things resolve quickly!

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