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Fish bone stuck in the throat
A small piece of fish bone is stuck in the throat. We tried the common known ways like eating rice, banana, bread, water, etc. But it's still there. It's feeling quite uneasy in the throat. It's been around 2 Hrs. No problem in breathing, no bleeding. What else can we do in this case?
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Hi. I understand your concern. Visit a interventional pulmonologist at the earliest for removal
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Yes consult a ENT surgeon as soon as possible
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Consult ENT surgeon in person. It needs to be removed
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Visit a hospital urgently.
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Pl consult Ent surgeon. They will remove it by Endoscopy.
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Consult a ent specialist at the earliest
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