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Pain in left side of throat from 1 month
"I have been experiencing pain on the left side of my throat for a month. The pain started after a small fish bone got stuck in my throat. I tried a lot, but the bone wouldn't come out. After vomiting, I thought the bone had come out, but the next day I felt like it was still stuck, with a slight scratching sensation. A few days later, the pain started on the left side of my throat, and it hurts when I cough, laugh, or talk." 😊
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Consult a doctor in person who can examine your throat and see if there is actually a fish bone or not
If yes the doctor will remove it for you if not you’ll need some basic medications that the doctor will give you
Sometimes even if the bone has pricked and gone there will be pain
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A fish bone “if present” is not safe kept for long.
Do not try to vomit or try to remove it on your own.
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Better to get one throat /laryngeal endoscopy
Then can start the treatment as prescribed
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Dr. Chirag Yashlaha
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
9 yrs exp
Indore
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