Last night around 11 pm I took a multivitamin and an antibiotic capsule, and since then it feels like one of them is stuck in my throat or esophagus. I can breathe and talk normally but there's still that slight stuck feeling. What should I do? Could this need surgery or will it go away on its own?

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Dr Dhankecha Dineshbhai

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The stuck feeling is likely irritation‚Äîdrink warm fluids; see doctor if it persists >48 hrs.

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Last night around 11 pm I took a multivitamin and an antibiotic capsule, and since then it feels like one of them is stuck in my throat or esophagus. I can breathe and talk normally but there's still that slight stuck feeling. What should I do? Could this need surgery or will it go away on its own?

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