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I accidentally swallowed a small cod fish bone. it stabbed my throat as it went down...will i be okay? can this cause complications?
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Swallow a bone: There are two outcomes. The bone passes, or it gets stuck. Small bones have a tendency to pass. You can see a doctor, who can start with an x-ray to see if it passed
Answered 2/8/2021
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