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Is it possible to have fever after having food caught in trechea, if so should i be concern and get some x-rays done?
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Unlikely: If food was caught and causing inflammation, you would be in serious condition. You can get x-rays, but just seeing your physician, or going to the ed should suffice.
Answered 1/11/2013
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