2017年7月27日 · A popcorn shell has stuck in your throat. Don't panic; just follow a few simple steps and you can remove it, getting back to your movie as soon as possible--although probably without the rest of your popcorn.

Popcorn is a classic snack enjoyed by people of all ages, but sometimes those small hulls can become lodged in your throat, causing discomfort and even pain. If you find yourself in this situation, it’s important to know how to safely remove the hull without causing further irritation.

A popcorn hull is the hard shell on unopened popcorn kernels. When popcorn is heated, the pressure from expanding moisture inside the kernel bursts it open, flipping the hull to the inside. Popcorn hulls can get stuck in teeth, gums, braces, or throat, leading to discomfort.

Below I list out and explain ten ways, including videos, to remove the popcorn kernel from your gums (more things to do than I have listed above), and I also dive into what can happen if you can’t get it out and what to do! *IMPORTANT*

2020年10月10日 · But whether you are a child or an adult, whether it is a popcorn husk or a fish bone or a watermelon seed or something else, getting a husk stuck in your throat, where it could be inhaled into your lungs, is bad news.

When a popcorn shell becomes lodged in your throat, it’s important not to panic. Panicking can make the situation worse. Instead, try to stay calm and take deep breaths.

Popcorn hulls are the tough outer shells of the popcorn kernel that are left behind after the popcorn has been popped. These hulls are also known as pericarps and are made up of cellulose, hemicellulose, and lignin.