Something got stuck in my throat and my chest hurt when I swallowed

Go to the otolaryngology.

Hello, this condition is common in lung diseases and laryngitis, due to the complexity of the condition, can not be simply judged, it is recommended to go to the hospital for treatment**.

What is the pain in the throat when swallowing? Doctor's advice: Find**, positive** is the key.

What is the pain in the throat when swallowing? Doctor's advice: Find**, positive** is the key.

Esophagitis may be present.

The main symptoms of esophagitis are as follows:

Burning sensation or pain behind the sternum.

A burning sensation or pain behind the sternum is the main symptom of the disease.

Symptoms usually occur about 1 hour after eating, and can be induced by semi-recumbent position, forward bending of the body, or strenuous exercise, and can disappear after acidic, while excessively hot and acidic food can make it worse. In patients with acid deficiency, the burning sensation is mainly caused by bile reflux, while the effect of acidic agents is significant. The severity of the burning sensation does not necessarily correspond to the severity of the lesion.

Severe esophagitis, especially in scarring, may have little or no burning sensation.

2.Acid reflux. Acidic fluids or food reflux from the stomach or esophagus to the pharynx or mouth after each meal, when lying forward, or during bed sleep at night.

This symptom usually precedes the onset of a retrosternal burning sensation or burning pain.

3.Difficulty swallowing.

Intermittent dysphagia is often present initially due to secondary esophageal spasm due to esophagitis. In the later stage, it can be replaced by permanent dysphagia due to the narrowing of esophageal scarring, and the burning sensation and burning pain gradually decrease, which can cause a blockage or pain when eating solid food.

If it is an occasional chest pain, it is recommended to rest on time, avoid fatigue, pay attention to keeping warm, and if necessary, it is recommended to check the electrocardiogram, X-ray, etc. Cardiopulmonary disease is excluded and medication is taken under the guidance of the attending physician.

Suggestions: Suggestions: If you have chest pain symptoms, you should check whether there is a lung infection, pleurisy, breast hyperplasia, tuberculosis, etc., and also consider whether you have intercostal neuritis and costochondritis.

Guidance: It is recommended to first check whether there is a lung infection, pleurisy, tuberculosis, pneumothorax, and whether there is a possibility of intercostal neuritis and costochondritis. Sometimes it is also important to note that peptic ulcers and pancreatic diseases can also cause this phenomenon.

Also pay attention to check whether there is a problem with the liver and gallbladder ultrasound and liver function. An electrocardiogram (ECG) is also done to check whether there is a possibility of myocardial ischemia.