Is it necessary for one who had food go down their throat after Fajr prayer in Ramadan to make up the days on which that occurred?
If some food goes up your throat unintentionally, and you do not swallow it, or you swallow it unintentionally, your fast is not broken. However, if you swallow it intentionally, while it was possible to spit it out, your fast is broken and you must make up that day. You should not feel aversion towards Fajr prayer because of this matter.
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