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Can being choked cause cricopharyngeal spasm?
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Spasm: If you are able to get on your computer to type this question, then I don't think your having cricopharyngeal spasm will be much of a problem. You need to contact your friendly police department ASAP about your being choked by someone(if that is what happened).
Answered 6/2/2015
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