For fish spikes that get stuck in the throat, you must go to the hospital and immediately go to the emergency department and the emergency otolaryngology department for treatment. If the fish spike gets stuck in the throat for a long time, laryngeal edema can occur, and in serious cases, suffocation can occur. If a fish spike is stuck in the oropharynx, you should open your mouth and examine it carefully. If you find a fish spike, you can use smaller tweezers at home by yourself to see if you can remove it. If you cannot remove the fish spike, you must go to the hospital for an electronic laryngoscopy or fiberoptic laryngoscopy. If you find a fish spike that is deeply stuck, you must remove it and avoid eating when it is stuck, to prevent it from sticking deeper and causing edema or even accidentally entering the esophagus.