Unusual throat obstruction?

Question

If anyone has eaten a mango (or at least eating a mango without removing the seed/pit) you might know that there are small, prickly fibers. Apparently one was prickly enough to catch on in my throat. I've had throat obstructions before (popcorn kernels, etc.), but never a mango "fiber." As its not very big, what do I do? Eating rice will definitely not help to knock it out... just wait it out and see? For a tiny little thing... it hurts quite a lot.

Answer 1

try dilute 2 spoon of vinegar with 6 ounce of water and drink it, it helps the walls around the throat to loosen up.  

Answer 2

consult the B.H.M.S doctor. this science has the perfect solution for your problem

Answer 3

How about eating some fibrous cereal, like corn flakes. Could this be stuck in one of your tonsils.