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This happens much quicker than most other physiological responses to water in the lungs. Amazingly, when water first hits the lungs, the larynx goes into spasm, and during the first phases of a person drowning, most of the water goes into the stomach.
When you drink, the water can go into your windpipe, and the choking is your body's way of trying to get it out so you don't drown. This could be your problem. I agree that you should try drinking slower, and if that does not help, you should have a doctor check that out. Miranda Â· 6 years ago. Thumbs up. 2.