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I ate some toast for Breakfast yesterday but it was kind of soggy and chewy. I have been nauseated off and on since I ate it and I have not been hungry since but have drank plenty of fluids and ate some cream of chicken Soup yesterday after the toast. Last night, when I laid down, it almost felt like I was going to have heartburn but never really totally did and now it feels like I need to hiccup but can't and like there is just a heavy lump in my chest. Do you think that bread is stuck and just sitting in there in my pouch? That's kind of how it feels. I don't know if that is possible but normally I can feel Water going down first thing in the morning but I can't this morning. I don't really know what I should do. I'm not sliming or anything and it's not painful like when you get stuck....just very annoying and mildly uncomfortable.

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if you've been drinking plenty since eating the toast...you wouldn't still have it stuck. Sometime, after something that was stuck, finally goes through, it can leave the stoma a little irritated and swollen. It'll probably pass in a day or two, with a soft or even mushy diet.

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