Is there anything you can do if you swallow a piece of hard candy before it has reached its OCSS (optimal comfort swallowing size)?
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December 29th, 2008
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You know when you swallow a hard candy before its time, and you swear you can still feel that little bugger just sitting in your chest? What do you do? Is there anything you can do?
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drink something hot to help it melt faster
I know what you are talking about and I hate it. I just leave it be. It will go away. I never tried something hot, though.
Gag and roll around in pain? That’s what I do, anyway.
@Katawa, I will be sure to pass that onto my 10-year-old, who’s currently experiencing this painful candy nightmare.
Oh, I’m sorry! That’s terrible. I thought this was a hypothetical question. Tell your kid to drink something. Even if it’s not hot it might help it slide down into the stomach better.
Ah, don’t worry about it. He’s a tough little guy who will get through it just fine as I play on Fluther.
Oh I hate when that happens. Sometimes I hit myself in the area it’s lodged in…at least it makes me feel like I’m doing something about it. The hot drink would probably work better, though.
I usually swallow something quick, not nessessarily hot or cold. Usually it goes away within a minute or two whatever I do.
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