Can the contraceptive pill get stuck in the throat?

To @Ola: I don't think anyone is doing research to see if a pill that's stuck in the throat will eventually dissolve and on what basis. The right conditions for the breakdown of oral drugs (for swallowing) prevail in the stomach. It can be hypothetized that, for example, saliva by wetting the tablet could dissolve it. Some tablets even disintegrate in the mouth immediately after contact with its moisture. Others, however, have coatings or are hard, very compressively pressed. A patient affected by such a case (stuck tablet in the throat) may try by drinking water to cause additional hydration and "shifting" of the tablet into the stomach. Otherwise, he should seek medical help.

I understand, only from this thread I still do not know if the tablet gets stuck in the throat it will dissolve.

To @Ola: I encourage you to read the following thread: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/opinie-i-pytania/14263/jak-poradzic-sobie-z-problemem-w-polykaniu-tabletek

If the tablet gets stuck in the throat, will it dissolve after some time? Could you explain how the pill would dissolve?

Tak jak Pani słusznie zauważyła, tabletka najprawdopodobniej podrażniła ścianki przełyku, stąd uczucie, które Pani towarzyszyło przez ok, 30 minut po połknięciu tabletki.

Przesyłam link do innego wątku na naszym forum o podobnej tematyce:
https://www.gdziepolek.pl/opinie-i-pytania/14263/jak-poradzic-sobie-z-problemem-w-polykaniu-tabletek

Nie, nie jest to możliwe, aby maleńka tabletka antykoncepcyjna stanęła Pani w gardle lub przykleiła się do przełyku i nie rozpuściła.

Tak, tabletka mogła "zarysować" ścianę gardła lub przełyku.