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I was laughing and accidentally choked on my saliva, im feeling better now but should i be worried?
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Probably not. You're not in respiratory distress and you're online, so it appears all is copasetic. This can happen from time to time.
Answered 2/2/2022
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This episode is not likely to cause respiratory difficulty. If shortness of breath develops, please see your physician.
Answered 2/2/2022
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