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Pain in throat
I have been experiencing a strange pain in my throat as a I gulp over the last week or so, at random times of the day. I don't have a cold or a sore throat. And the pain is not at the tonsils either.
It is at the mid-throat area. As I gulp, the pain feels like as though there is a knot there. But when I look up and swallow/gulp, there is no pain.
What could be the issue?
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It is related to laryngopharyngeal reflux.
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It might be due to infection and inflammation
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ENT consultation
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Hello madam,
You might be having globus pharyngeus. It is condition noted more commonly in patients taking high spicy foods, increased stress and who are taking improper food habits.
Nothing to worry about the problem
Kindly drink more water, avoid spicy items and do yoga for stress. Take the following medicines
T. Fexclue morg and night before food for 15 days
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Consult ent doc if problem not resolved
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Consult ENt specialist for thorough examination
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