What to do if you start choking and there's no one around?
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Currently sitting with my eyes watering after a bit of a choking episode from merely swallowing and a bit of saliva going down the wrong way. My partner's currently on a flight half way across Europe and the flat downstairs is completely empty as it's up for sale.
So if you start choking and you're on your own what's the best way to deal with it?
So if you start choking and you're on your own what's the best way to deal with it?
Orchid1 said:
Currently sitting with my eyes watering after a bit of a choking episode from merely swallowing and a bit of saliva going down the wrong way. My partner's currently on a flight half way across Europe and the flat downstairs is completely empty as it's up for sale.
So if you start choking and you're on your own what's the best way to deal with it?
That isn't choking. If it's saliva it's laryngospasm. The trachea can be blocked by an object like beef steak, but not by a liquid. So if you start choking and you're on your own what's the best way to deal with it?
As has been said, you can self Heimlich, but it's for trapped solid objects.
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=self+heimlich+ma...
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