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I had a piece of food get stuck while eating last night, right in the middle of my chest (i already know what causes this) but it would pass so i atte?
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Sometimes: Hi Food can be stuck for prolonged periods of time depending on what it was that got stuck (like a bone from fish) or if you have a predisposition for it such as a stricture or narrowing in your esophagus. If it still feels like something is stuck this long after last eating, I would consider being evaluated by a GI specialist.
Answered 9/11/2020
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