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woke up n something seems stuck! help!

I woke up in the middle of the night and this morning feeling like something is stuck. I had some of my son's gummy bears before bed. (I know dumb move) n now i have so much pain especially everytime when i swallow my salivia. Idk what to do. Please help

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Yikes, I would call the doctor's office ASAP. Can you swallow warm tea, etc.?

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I can swallow water tea and even soda. I tried soda to help bring it up but when i throw up nothing is coming up really

If you have a lap band you should not drink soda and especially if something is tuck. Carbonation will stretch your pouch. Still call your doctor asap.

Gummy bears and most all food will digest in just a few hours in your pouch or stomach. They're exposed to digestive juices. And if you can swallow Water with no problem maybe it's a sore throat or strep?

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