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A month ago one doctor grabbed my larynx and pulled it forward. Since then I'm bothered whether this is trauma and she could have done something to me? I hadn't any physical symptoms but few days after the event I felt some discomfort in the interior part of the neck. Im not sure if this clicking was here before I become self-conscious, but now when I turn my head right or left I feel clicking silent sensation on the right side of my larynx. Please help me
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Don't worry clicking sound is Normal when u move your larynx from side to side
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