• @[email protected]
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    482 months ago

    We’ve always called this “French Fry Syndrome” in my family, when you go to swallow a huge handful of fries and they do that super slow slide all the way down and it’s painful as hell

      • @olutukko
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        362 months ago

        What are you the fries police?

      • @gmtom
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        242 months ago

        What are you a fucking communist?

      • @[email protected]
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        42 months ago

        I have this, even with a single fry at the start of a meal. Starchy or dry food in general. I’m about to get hiccup from that fry, then I down a half glass of water and I’m good for the rest of the meal.

        • @Juvyn00b
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          22 months ago

          Holy shit I have this same exact problem. Eats one bite and blammo - hiccups

    • VHSSense
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      102 months ago

      A universal experience. In the UK we sometimes call it “chip chest”

    • @[email protected]
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      32 months ago

      You remember the “poop knife” story from Reddit where the dude made a casual comment and then found out his family was weird as fuck? This is your poop knife moment.

  • @GlitterInfection
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    442 months ago

    Or me the other day when I Inhaled my own spit in my otherwise empty mouth, sending me into a coughing fit, which made everyone around me look at me like I had COVID instead of just having an inability to function at a basic level.

    • @fox2263
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      52 months ago

      I do that almost hourly I feel. Really pisses me off

      • @notapantsday
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        62 months ago

        If it really happens that often, maybe get it checked out. Speech therapists also deal with swallowing disorders, which can be a sign of (potentially treatable) neurological conditions.

    • @[email protected]
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      22 months ago

      That’s so horrible. Like inhaling water ain’t that bad, but spit is so hard to get out because of it’s consistency or stickiness or smth. Inhaling coke is pretty awful too cause you get this weird after taste. Ideally you should really only inhale air.

      • @Agrivar
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        32 months ago

        Inhaling coke is pretty awful too cause you get this weird after taste.

        Not sure which coke you’re inhaling, but if the weird aftertaste is kinda reminiscent of diesel you’ve got the good shit.

  • @Gigan
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    272 months ago

    What is that? I thought it was just me

    • Lemminary
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      142 months ago

      Bronchoaspiration. Trust me, I’m a pretend doctor.

        • @RampantParanoia2365
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          82 months ago

          Yeah, it’s more like your throat cramps up instead of swallowing properly.

        • @bbuez
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          42 months ago

          My mother is a nurse, apparently “the wrong pipe” is not proper terminology and I will continue using it

          • @wreckedcarzz
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            92 months ago

            Your mom 1 minute later: “oh wait he wasn’t talking about anal”

        • Lemminary
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          12 months ago

          Trust me, my mom says I’m a qualified professional.

    • volvoxvsmarla
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      I think it’s a combination of overstretching the autonomous nervous system and smooth muscles basically leading to a cramp and the fact that the esophagus has a narrow spot in the middle (not a sphincter, just a bit more narrow).

  • @[email protected]
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    192 months ago

    I always figured it was your lower esophageal sphincter (the one by your stomach) kinda, like…spasming when you swallow, and then being seized up when the water tries to pass through, leading you to have to swallow extra-hard and force it through.

    The resulting pain would be from having forced it, and feel like it’s in your chest 'cause abdominal pains can tend to be pretty imprecise.

    But, I know absolutely nothing about medicine or the human body, so don’t take my word for that. These are just the ramblings of a filth-strewn peasant trying to make sense of the world around him.

  • 🇰 🔵 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 ℹ️
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    I got “chest freeze” once and it was fucking weird. I call it that only because of what caused it and because I have never known anything like it or heard anyone else have a similar reaction.

    A couple years ago Iwas working as an installer for a wireless ISP, mostly outdoors working on roofs and shit. This was in the summer and we had a helluva time surveying for the signal before we could install the dish and run the cable, hella hot and shit, on our last appointment of the day. We finally get done and leave the site, which was right next to an AM/PM so I stop and grab a couple Gatorades and as soon as I got back in my truck, just slammed one down. Fucker was ice cold and after I took a couple chugs, it was like a donkey kicked me in the chest. It hurt so bad. But only for like 30 seconds, like a brain freeze headache but in my chest. Shit was weird as fuck and sucked.

  • @dustyData
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    92 months ago

    Water in your lungs is no laughing matter. Laughing will actually make the pain worse.

    • @RampantParanoia2365
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      212 months ago

      It’s not a wrong pipe thing, it’s like a spasm or cramping of your throat.

  • @frostysauce
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    92 months ago

    If this is what drowning feels like I don’t want to drown.

  • cum
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    22 months ago

    Weird I’ve never had that on my chest. I’ve had it in my throat when I’m lying on weird angles, like my side. Of course that’s very easily avoidable lol.