How to tell if the fish bone is still there

Fish bones are something people have to be extra careful about when eating fish. They are the bones of fish, but they are very sharp and small, and can easily cause harm to the body. There are many examples in life of people's esophagus or stomach being pierced by fish bones. Once a fishbone gets stuck, it needs to be removed immediately. But how do you determine whether the fishbone is still there? Let’s take a look at the explanation below, I hope everyone can understand it.

Fish bones stuck in the throat is a common clinical phenomenon. You can drink vinegar to soften the fish bones, or drink the decoction of the Chinese medicine Clematis chinensis to soften the fish bones. At the same time, you can eat hard foods to help swallow them. It is recommended that if the above methods do not work, you need to go to a medical institution to remove the bone; you must be careful when eating fish in the future to avoid fish bones getting stuck in your throat.

The esophagus opening in the throat is very sensitive. There is no room for anything to get stuck. Especially the feeling after being pricked by a fish bone. The stinging feeling is indescribable. As the saying goes, it's like a thorn in the back or a thorn in the throat.

So, when the fish bone disappears in the throat, some people will still feel the pain of being stabbed and it will not go away in a short time. That was the pain of the wound after the fishbone disappeared. But, this is different from when the fishbone was there. It's just pain, without the feeling of being stabbed. After half a day, this feeling disappeared.

For most people, the pain disappears once the fishbone disappears. Some people are sensitive and still feel pain after the fishbone disappears. However, this pain is different from when the fishbone is present. The pain when the fishbone is present is a stabbing pain, while the pain after the fishbone disappears is a dull pain.

Do not force yourself to swallow it or stuff it with steamed buns, as it may scratch your esophagus. You can open your mouth and let your family find it, and then use something to take the fishbone out. If you can't find it, it's best to go to the ENT department of the hospital and let the doctor take it out. Don't take this kind of thing lightly, as some people have scratched their esophagus and caused mediastinal infection. Others may have scratched the esophagus and pierced blood vessels, causing heavy bleeding and eventually death, so be sure to be cautious.