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Old 09-21-2009, 04:20 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Does anyone have a suggestiong on how to get rid of that pill in the throat, stuck type feeling? Even if I eat something it still feels like that pill is stuck in my throat. thoughts?

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Old 09-22-2009, 02:31 AM   #2 (permalink)
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OH this drives me insane!!! I've started taking my Met with vitamin water or something that isnt' plain water - I chug some, shove pill in, swallow and chug a lot. Sometimes I will try to eat some crackers after to see if it can shove it down further. But I haven't run into this problem too much lately. Stupid met horse pills. You'd think they could coat them better! I just know laying down with that feeling makes it worse for me.
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You are sooo right laying down does make it worse. I have tried everything and nothing seems to work! sigh o well
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Totally agree with other PP - chugging down water usually does it for me..or cramming my face with lots of crackers
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uhg!!! that is the worst feeling in the world! I've never had a problem swallowing pills but when that happens it sucks. I drink some OJ and that seems to help. Or vitamin water, so glad they came out with the 10 cal stuff, oh sometimes eating a slice of apple helps something about the skin of it makes that feeling go away atleast for me.
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