Question 1

I've had a small fish bone stuck in my throat since yesterday afternoon, and it's been causing some irritation, especially when I try to sleep. I've been coughing and doing everything I can think of to get it out, but it's just not budging. Any ideas on what I should do?

Accepted Answer

If you have a fish bone stuck in your throat:

Immediate Actions

1. Remain calm.
2. Avoid swallowing.
3. Try to cough gently to dislodge the bone.

Home Remedies

1. Sip warm water or tea to soothe the throat.
2. Gargle with salt water (12 teaspoon salt in 8 ounces water).
3. Use throat lozenges or sprays for relief.
4. Apply heat to the throat with a warm compress.

Medical Attention

1. Consult a doctor if:
- Irritation persists or worsens.
- Swallowing becomes difficult.
- Fever or pain develops.
- Bone remains stuck after 24 hours.
1. Visit an emergency room if:
- Severe difficulty breathing.
- Bone causes severe pain.

Professional Removal

1. If the bone doesn't dislodge, consider:
- Endoscopy (medical procedure to visualize the throat).
- Professional removal by an ear, nose, and throat (ENT) specialist.

Prevention

1. Avoid eating fish with sharp bones.
2. Cut fish into small pieces before eating.

Question 2

I'm dealing with a throat infection and I'm wondering, what's the role of Chymoral Forte DS tablets in treating it? Also, I'm curious about how Calpol and Veloz D tabs fit into the treatment plan. Can you explain how these medications work together for throat issues?

Accepted Answer

Chymoral Forte DS: Used to reduce inflammation and swelling in the throat, providing symptom relief in throat infections.
Calpol (Paracetamol): Used for pain relief and to reduce fever associated with throat infections.
Veloz D: Used for managing symptoms of acid reflux, nausea, or digestive issues that may accompany throat infections.

Question 3

My wife has been dealing with sinus issues for a while now, and she keeps having constant head pain. She even had surgery three years ago, but the problem hasn't gone away. What could be causing this ongoing pain, and are there any other treatments we should consider?

Accepted Answer

septoplasty is advised to the patient.

I'm a 23-year-old guy, and lately my snoring has become a big issue. My roommates are really bothered by it. What are some effective remedies or medicines I could try to fix it?

you might have osa reduce weight and consult ent surgeon for the same

More ENT Health Queries

I've had a small fish bone stuck in my throat since yesterday afternoon, and it's been causing some irritation, especially when I try to sleep. I've been coughing and doing everything I can think of to get it out, but it's just not budging. Any ideas on what I should do?

I'm dealing with a throat infection and I'm wondering, what's the role of Chymoral Forte DS tablets in treating it? Also, I'm curious about how Calpol and Veloz D tabs fit into the treatment plan. Can you explain how these medications work together for throat issues?

My wife has been dealing with sinus issues for a while now, and she keeps having constant head pain. She even had surgery three years ago, but the problem hasn't gone away. What could be causing this ongoing pain, and are there any other treatments we should consider?

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