What will happen with a fish bone in throat?

If a fish bone becomes lodged in your throat, it can cause a range of symptoms, including:

* A feeling of something stuck in your throat

* Pain when swallowing

* Difficulty swallowing

* Gagging or coughing

* A scratchy or burning sensation in your throat

* Bleeding from the throat

* Swelling of the throat

* Difficulty breathing

In most cases, a fish bone will dislodge itself on its own within a few days. However, if the bone remains lodged in your throat for more than a few days, it can cause serious complications, such as:

* Infection

* Abscess formation

* Perforation of the esophagus

* Damage to the trachea

* Death

If you have a fish bone lodged in your throat, it is important to seek medical attention immediately. Do not try to remove the bone yourself, as this could cause further damage.

The doctor will use a variety of techniques to remove the bone, such as:

* Using a soft object to push the bone down into the stomach

* Using a grasping tool to remove the bone

* In some cases, surgery may be necessary to remove the bone

Once the bone has been removed, the doctor will monitor you for any complications. Most people recover completely from a fish bone in the throat, but some people may experience residual symptoms, such as a sore throat or difficulty swallowing.