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Something stuck in throat
Hello,
From past many days I feel something is stuck behind my right throat. I have taken two rounds of antibiotics for acute tonsilophyringitis. But it hasn't helped much. I also experience pain in the ear, neck, teeth and back side of the head. I also have some three small white spots on the gums above the front teeth. Plus I have been suffering from GERD for the last six years and feel like food is stuck behind. What could it be?
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These symptoms could be due to reflux. Avoid spicy food , drink warm water and have lots of fruit. Have your dinner two hours before lying down . Also do regular exercises . Take your antacids regularly . Add Syp sucralfate . If symptoms still persist please meet an ent surgeon . You might need endoscopy as well
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Get back to me via video consultation. You need dietary counselling along with medicines to heal you.
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