How to deal with chicken bones stuck in the throat

When a chicken bone gets stuck in the throat, it must be dealt with urgently. It is difficult to deal with larger and deeper ones by yourself, so you should go to the hospital for treatment in time. If it is not particularly serious, you can swallow some pasta in large mouthfuls, and you can eat steamed buns at this time. If there is no improvement, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time. This situation is still relatively dangerous and can easily cause accidents.

How to deal with chicken bones stuck in the throat

1. If the wound is large or deeply pierced, and the pain does not subside no matter how you swallow, and if there are no bones on both sides and around the entrance of the throat, you should go to the hospital for treatment. 2. If the chicken bones still don’t fall out after you swallow a lot of rice, don’t do it yourself. Sometimes the bone has fallen off, but the tingling feeling remains. So you need to wait and observe. If you still feel unwell, be sure to go to the hospital to see a doctor. This is also the most appropriate way to deal with a bone stuck in the throat. 3. The saying that chicken bones get stuck in the throat is not correct. In most cases, the bones grow at the root of the tongue or the entrance of the throat.

Suggestions:

If there is a bone, fish bone or something similar stuck in your throat, you can first try to press the front half of the tongue with a spoon or toothbrush handle, and carefully observe the root of the tongue, tonsils and posterior pharyngeal wall under bright light. If you can find the bone, you can pick it out with tweezers or chopsticks. If this method does not work, or if the pain worsens or the foreign body sensation becomes more obvious after swallowing liquid food, you should go to the hospital for emergency treatment immediately. Never force yourself to swallow vegetables or steamed buns in large gulps, thinking that you can pull the bones down your esophagus. This will only cause them to penetrate deeper into the esophagus or get stuck in the esophagus, causing more serious consequences.

Once a foreign object enters the trachea and blocks the airway, you should remain calm to avoid aggravating the symptoms. At the same time, ask someone to pat your back hard to help cough out the foreign object. If the foreign object in the airway still cannot be expelled after patting the back in this way, you should go to the hospital immediately. If a fish bone or chicken bone gets stuck in your esophagus or throat, do not swallow it with a steamed bun or pick it out with your hands. Swallowing or picking it out will cause the bone or fish bone to penetrate deeper and even pierce the esophagus. If a foreign object is stuck in a conspicuous place, you can use chopsticks or tweezers to remove it. If it is stuck in a deeper position, you should go to the hospital immediately for treatment.