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Throat Problem
Hi Doctors What is the mass thing growing in the back of the throat , sometimes when I have a burp some kadwa or burning feeling comes , is that some unusual growing
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It's granular pharyngitis.
It could be because of laryngopharyngeal reflux
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This could have multiple causes requiring proper examination.
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Avoid spicy and hot foods for now
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Its just granular pharyngitis. Do dilute betadine gargles. Also if pain is there T. Chymoral forte thrice daily
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This is congestion.
Warm saline gargle
Avoid spicey food
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ENT CONSULTATION OF SYMPTOMS PERSIST
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Hello hope you are doing well. That mass is called uvula and it’s a perfectly normal structure found in everyone.
Regarding your burp/kadwa symptoms, that’s called acid reflux where the stomach acid may regurgitate to the throat causing burning sensation.
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Consult an ent specialist/paediatrician
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Have plenty of water intake, avoid fries and oily food as much as possible.
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