Discomfort, Pain In Esophagus, Feels Like A Fish Bone Is Stuck In My Throat. Treatment Options?
hi am a student studying abroad......i guess some fish bone has stuck in my esophagus i mean i am not sure,i dont exactly feel it bt i am feeling uncomfortable having a sort of pain..,dont know what to do i am so far away from home plz help me out :(....doctor i am a student ...dont have this credit card stuff......regards
All these symptoms indicate that your might be having Pharyngitis.
Management includes:
1. Gargle with warm salt water to relieve throat pain.
2. Analgesics like paracetamol.
3. Antibiotics might be required if bacterial infection is suspected.
4. Antihistamine preparations can also be used to provide symptomatic relief.
If symptoms still persist...it will be better to consult an ENT specialist for further management.
Meanwhile...avoid taking cold food & drinks, maintain adequate hydration & take soft, non-spicy foods.
Wish you good health & a speedy recovery.
Thanks & take care.
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Discomfort, Pain In Esophagus, Feels Like A Fish Bone Is Stuck In My Throat. Treatment Options?
Hello cute angel, All these symptoms indicate that your might be having Pharyngitis. Management includes: 1. Gargle with warm salt water to relieve throat pain. 2. Analgesics like paracetamol. 3. Antibiotics might be required if bacterial infection is suspected. 4. Antihistamine preparations can also be used to provide symptomatic relief. If symptoms still persist...it will be better to consult an ENT specialist for further management. Meanwhile...avoid taking cold food & drinks, maintain adequate hydration & take soft, non-spicy foods. Wish you good health & a speedy recovery. Thanks & take care.