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Red bump in throat behind tongue.
I have red bumps in throat in from last 3 months and also feel dry throat.
I'm under GERD medication.
When i eat food comes back in throat but not feeling like acidity just like harsh pain in chest.
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It is chronic pharyngitis.. It happens due to Gerd.. Lifestyle modification and dietary changes will help you to reduce the problems.. Medication will help you till the time
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They are granular appearances
Don't worry
Do regular salt water gargles.
Steam inhalation twice a day
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Dr. Sathish Naik
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
5 yrs exp
Vijayawada
it is called chronic pharyngitis with Gastro Esophageal Reflux disease. needs antibiotic medication and gargling
with antacid medication as well
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