If a chicken bone is stuck in the throat, the patient should fast and abstain from food and water, go to the quintuplegia department, and ask a professional doctor to determine the location of the chicken bone. If the chicken bone can be seen at the mouth of the throat and can be removed directly, it should be removed with professional tools. If the chicken bone is not visible at the mouth of the throat, further examination, such as X-ray or CT, may be required to determine the exact location of the chicken bone. If the chicken bones have entered the esophagus, in this case a gastroenterologist needs to be called to perform a gastroscopy to remove the chicken bones.