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What would be a way to get something out of your throat when it's stuck?
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Foreign body: When something is stuck in your throat, it is often an emergency. The first thing to consider is the persons breathing. If breathing is okay, we look at the swallowing tube or esophagus. If there is something in the esophagus, it may not be life threatening, but it could get that way. Go to your nearest emergency room and get evaluated. You may need a procedure to get that "something" removed.
Answered 7/11/2013
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