does anyone know why pills get stuck in my throat?
342637
Do you drink water with it?
947323
Why would you need such a pill?
440095
I have found with the old and young, that if they take the pills with fizzy lemonade they don't even realize that they have swallowed them. P.S.My Mother used to break all her tablets into quarters until she used this method.
413265
Yes because your body is still trying to get use to the medication in the pills it makes every one body act different.
862329
thats so not good, why would you do that? im sorry i just had to ask i think you defientley need to speak with whichever kind of doctor gave you those pills and they should have went over how to take them with you more thorougly. taking for at one time can be very damaging towards your body and mess you period up for a while. i think you need to get on the phone with them and find out what to do its there job to tell you how to use them, and your job to read the instructions. k-t and im sorry they went very thorough but atleast now you know
259536
First off, you should call your doctor.  But rest assured, the body can take 3--6 frustrating months to stabilize when on a pill.  This could be your bodies way of reacting to the new pill, or this may not be the best pill for you.  Work with your doctor to find the best answer for you!
683595
`girl, I must say that that isn't strange!!!!  Your body isn't use to not being on the pill!!! Its like when you take drinks and smothies to lose weight, you will lose but when it is time to eat again your body can't take it. You don't need to take pills, lose weight the old fashion way!!!!!!
166380
Try useing the power adheasive.(sorry for the bad spelling)\nI used to use the paste and I had the same thing happen. Also make sure they arnt loose. If I wear mine to long (over say, 15 hours) the stuff that holds them in comes loose and I get that effect worse. Good Luck :)
222415
Ok as strange as this may sound, I have an experience that happened to my sister that may help (or not). She had the same sensation.......something stuck in her throat. What happened was that she swallowed a pill and then went to bed. The next morning she woke up and it felt just like the pill was lodged in her throat. (Same sort of symptoms as you). Long story short.......after much aggravation and people telling her she was crazy and that the pill couldn't possibly be lodged in her throat, she saw a doctor. As it turned out.....she had swallowed the pill, but not with enough water. So as she slept that night, the pill stayed in her throat, but disintegrated as the night went on. However, it stayed long enough to actually cause an ulceration in her throat. Therefore, when she swallowed, she "felt" the sensation greatly. \n\nPerhaps at some point in time, something lodged there....and stayed long enough to cause an ulceration or an irritation. Perhaps see your doctor and they can do an endoscopy as see. *shrugs* Again.......just a guess.....just a possibility. Good luck.....I so hope you solve this and start to feel better!
202647
It could be many things.  Drugs like extasy come in pill form, and ften have stamps on them.  Alas, it could be something like a vitmin though.  Iron pills are rust colored.  Allergy pills are funny colors.\n\nPerhaps you should sit down with your son and talk to him.  Ask what the pill is, and why he is taking it.  Use this as an opportunity to see if he is doing drugs to have a serious discussion about why doing drugs isn't a good idea, and the dangers associated with them.
252491
The yawning, I don't know.  The shortness of breath may be because you are having a mild allergic reaction to them to you may even have asthma and the pills are causing a flare-up.
906143
They all cause some side effects, its the way they are designed.  See your gp about possible pills to take.
177568
None because I don't know which pills you are talking about
1075345
Yes, this is fairly common, although some people have the opposite effect.  You could try a different pill.  Everyone reacts differently to every pill.  There's one out there that works for you; it just might take a few tries to find it.
836145
try gargling with salt water and taking some aspirins, but more than likely you need an antibiotic so best bet is to see a doctor. whatever you do dont scrape anything off your tonsills with a needle. thats barbaric!
947447
Not related.  Watch your throat, is it gets hard to swallow you may have strep and need antibiotics.  Sounds like you have a good sprain/strain too.  Looks like you are headed for a miserable weekend.....
941178
Ask the doctor who gave you those pills.....  And stop waiting for it to stop all alone...