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Q: cut in throat causing pain

asked by: tweety488 on March 7th, 2008

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a few days ago i had some sushi with very thich seaweed, practicaly inedible, and on the last piece i had the seaweed got stuck in my throat, and i had to pull it out, it was long green and gross. now when swallow i feel some pain, and a sting when i have soda or anything acidic. the onli things i've been having recently are yogurt and ice water and it feels like it hasnt been getting better. Crying or Very sad

i don't have any health insurance and i wanna know if there's anything i can do at home to fix this b4 i try going to a doctor

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nabin1976

replied on December 22nd, 2008

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throat problem

i was having my lunch at 4 o'clock afternoon, i had'nt eat anything in the morning. i suddenly felt something stuck into my throat. i took some water which could not help it then i had vomiting with blood in it. now it is more painful when i eat anything and still could feel something stuck in my throat. i don't have any health insurance and i wanna know if there is any cure i can do in my home before going to the doctor

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