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Weird feeling in throat after drinking liquids.

Okay, maybe I'm paranoid. Last night I got stuck while eating some chicken and broccoli casserole. I did have PB with it. After that I ate and drank fine. At about 3:30 this morning I woke up thirsty and took a drink of Water. Upon swallowing I noticed that ten seconds or so after swallowing I got a pain in the back of my throat. NOT a stuck feeling. The feeling you get when you swallow a pill too hard, right in the back of my throat. This pain continued for the rest of morning everytime I would take a drink. I have not had solid food this morning (in fear of agitating something). I'm going to do liquids for the rest of the day. It is about 10:30 am now and the pain seems to be getting less. I drank a coffee, a Protein shake, and am now drinking water.

Any advice? Has anyone else had this problem before? I have never had this issue in the year I I've had my band. I had a fill at the end of the September (so not recently).

- Nicole

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  • Sounds to me like you're doing the right thing with all liquids -- maybe last night's stuck episode requires some time to heal up? Best wishes!

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Sounds to me like you're doing the right thing with all liquids -- maybe last night's stuck episode requires some time to heal up? Best wishes!

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