the bone to slide down.
4. Avoid Sharp or Sticky Foods
While it might seem like eating crackers or peanut butter could help, these can actually make the situation worse by trapping the bone further.
Step 4: Check with a Mirror (If Possible)
If the bone feels close to the surface, use a flashlight and a clean mirror to inspect the back of your throat. If you can see the bone clearly, you might be able to remove it gently with tweezers. Make sure the tweezers are sterilized to prevent
