A feeling of something blocking the esophagus and a blockage in the chest requires a visit to the hospital. Check the airway for obstruction, narrowing, and oxygen saturation. If the airway is clear, give an electrocardiogram and other tests to rule out acute angina pectoris, myocardial infarction and other diseases. If all of the above are okay, the patient can be placed at rest, given oxygen, kept sedated to avoid irritability, and complete an electronic gastroscopy to check for the possibility of new organisms in the esophagus. In addition to this, pulmonary function, lung CT, and even bronchoscopy should be checked to exclude airway diseases that cause chest congestion and panic. After completing the relevant tests, the cause of the disease should be clearly identified and symptomatic treatment should be given.