When eating fish, accidentally sticking the fishbone in your throat can also cause great trouble. If it causes a fire, it may take a long time to see a doctor.

Emergency treatment

Smaller fishbones sometimes slide down naturally with swallowing. If you feel tingling, you can illuminate the oropharynx with a flashlight and lower the back of your tongue with a spoon. Carefully check the pharyngeal isthmus, mainly on both sides of the throat entrance, because this is the place where the fishbone is most likely to get stuck. If it is found that the thorn is not big or deep, it can be clipped out with long tweezers.