your throat should not be sore. It may feel a little funny at the least. You can not swallow a pill "the wrong way" If I were to guess you had the pill graze against the lining of your esophagus. It will leave a weird feeling for a couple minutes.
(The above current answer is condescending - obviously the throat of the person asking the question IS sore.)
Describing my perhaps similar experience may be helpful. Several times over the last several years (once about 4 hrs ago) - an insufficiently chewed hard chunk of fruit or salad vegetable (tonight it was slices of apple that caused my problem) feels like it 'gets stuck' when swallowed. After considerable coughing and spitting, although the offending object is apparently expelled, I am left with a 'sore throat' that I dare not swallow with because it is sore (bruised? strained? lining grazed?), and it feels like something may remain stuck in the throat which could go down the wrong way if swallowing is attempted. After three or four scary hours soreness subsides to the point that swallowing can be gradually and cautiously resumed. Keep to liquids and soft foods. The slight soreness continues to gradually recede and takes a couple of days to completely disappear.
No it probably won't be as effective. It all depends on what type of pill it is!
it is better to drink something with flavor so that you will not taste your pill while swallowing. Also make sure sure you drink enough or it will feel like it's stuck in your throat.
physical
You get a cup of water, put the pill in your mouth and drink all the water; swallowing the pill.
it means swallowing an ecstasy pill...
You get a cup of water, put the pill in your mouth and drink all the water; swallowing the pill.
Has anybody here ever had a Clindamycin (antibiotic pill) stuck in their throat and had difficulty swallowing afterwards for more than a week? *I'm getting an EGD, scope of the esophagus done tomorrow to see if the pill is still there or if it's an ulcer, etc. I'm nervous. The pain doesn't seem to be getting much better.
I can not answer this but am curious to know the answer if anyone can. I choked on a pill today and now my throat hurts and burns and I am very hoarse.
There are directions on each pill bottle that will tell a person how to use them. When swallowing a pill, some people put them on the back of their tongue and swallow water.
Yes, you can chew or dissolve the birth control pill as long as you are certain you swallowed all of the pieces.
They delivered the medicine in a pill. He was unable to swallow the pill.
The birth control pill works by taking it daily as directed. If you take it this way, it doesn't matter if you have sex before, during, or after swallowing the pill.