Will I choke on food and drink water because of my serious condition?

1. Adjust the swallowing method.

Change the flow of food through different postures. Swallowing with your head down protects the tracheal passage and prevents food or liquid from flowing into your throat too quickly, making it safer to eat. People who have been bedridden for a long time need to shake the head of the bed 90 degrees before eating.

2. Adjust the speed and amount of eating.

Swallowing in small mouths reduces the amount of food left in the pharynx. Swallow several times with each bite, clear your throat after swallowing, make sure you swallow cleanly, and avoid food or medication residues. If you choke with a straw, use a spoon or diagonal cup to control the amount of food you eat.

3. Adjust the texture of the food.

To increase the consistency of the liquid, you can add a thickener or thickener to the water or soup to thicken it a little more and reduce the flow rate of the liquid to avoid too fast flow into the respiratory tract. Don't eat foods that are too hard to avoid getting stuck in your throat.

4. Do more swallowing exercises.

Falsetto practice: pronounce a sound, slowly raise the pitch, the pitch rises as high as possible, until the highest note; Maintain the treble for 5 seconds and repeat 8 times.

Hold your tongue forward: Stretch your tongue forward, bite your teeth lightly to fix the tip of your tongue, swallow your saliva while keeping the tip of your tongue on the outside, and repeat 8 times. It increases the strength of the base of the tongue and pharyngeal muscles and reduces food residue.

Choking on eating and drinking, it will be fine after a while, it's not that serious, there are often people in life who choke on drinking water and eating, which is normal.

The patient choked on eating and drinking, which is thought to be caused by a brain problem. Specifically, it is divided into the following two aspects: the first aspect is considered to be caused by damage to the medullary nerve nucleus of the brainstem, which is generally seen in the sequelae of cerebral infarction, and the patient's pharyngeal nerve, vagus nerve and inferior nerve are damaged, and there is choking, dysphagia, and hoarseness when drinking and eating; Second, it should be considered that the patient has multiple lacunar cerebral infarctions, resulting in damage to the bilateral cortical brainstem tract and corticospinal tract, which causes the patient to have central paralysis of the tongue, soft palate, throat, face and masticatory muscles, and then manifests as choking on eating and drinking.

However, patients will also have multiple lacunar cerebral infarction symptoms, such as unresponsiveness, slow gait, urinary and fecal incontinence, memory loss, and even cognitive decline.

It's not going well! Eat and drink Don't think about things. You won't choke. Just pay attention. It's simple.

Choking on eating and drinking may be caused by physiological and pathological factors, as follows:

Physiological factors: drinking too much water, eating too fast, lack of concentration, lack of sleep, drinking alcohol and other factors can lead to choking cough.

Pathological factors: gastroesophageal reflux disease, esophageal foreign body, brainstem infarction, hemorrhage, tumor, encephalitis, Parkinson's disease, multiple macromimetic neuropathy, heavy dust rolling muscle weakness, chronic pharyngitis, chronic sinusitis and other diseases, which can lead to choking.

Causes of choking on water after hemiplegia.

The main thing is that I am too anxious and not adaptable.