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Swallowed A Staple Pin, Movement In Throat On Swallowing. Prescribed Amoxicillin. Treatment Options?

i swallowed a staple pin and when the x ray was taken it did not show anything, but then i feel a like there is something in my throat , just around the adam s apple. he prescribed amoxilin and pain stop and have taken them till i finished the course. whenever i eat i dont feel anypain what so ever, but if i swallow saliva i feel some movement on the throat. what is the cause
Tue, 27 Nov 2012
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Hello,

In that case you can get a endoscopy done to have look at this region to see if at all the pin has injured any of the mucosa.Possible injury by the pin is most likely cause of the pain.

I hope the xray covered most of the region where pin can get lodged.If not then repeating a xray might also be a option.

Regards.
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Swallowed A Staple Pin, Movement In Throat On Swallowing. Prescribed Amoxicillin. Treatment Options?

Hello, In that case you can get a endoscopy done to have look at this region to see if at all the pin has injured any of the mucosa.Possible injury by the pin is most likely cause of the pain. I hope the xray covered most of the region where pin can get lodged.If not then repeating a xray might also be a option. Regards.