If something gets stuck in the throat accidentally while eating, the patient should not panic too much and try to click his throat as hard as possible, sometimes the thing is not stuck very firmly and will spit out by itself. However, if something is particularly hard, such as a bone or a fish spike, it is best for the patient to go to the hospital and have it removed by a doctor, using an indirect laryngoscope or a fiberoptic laryngoscope, which can be used to remove the stuck object if necessary. However, the patient must pay attention to chew and swallow slowly when eating to reduce the number of foreign objects stuck in the throat, especially when the child is playing parents need to keep an eye on the child to avoid letting the child often eat hard, spiny things. Children can not cooperate often need to do general anesthesia surgery, otherwise it will increase the risk of surgery.