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Throat suspense
Hello, from last two weeks I feel something is stuck in my throat though I know there is nothing and due to this I keep on coughing unnecessarily. It feels there is something stuck in the trachea but I m sure there is nothing
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As per your history provided it's s/o GERD First of all stop forced coughing/cleaning of throat This problem gonna resolve gradually, and you maintain dietary modification as i explained
Next Steps
1. CAP ESOLVE D 1CAP P/o empty stomach in morning for 10 days 2. SYP RACIRAFT 2tsf p/o twice a day 20 min after meal for 10 days
Health Tips
1. Avoid fasting 2. take tummy full diet (don't skip breakfast, lunch and dinner, add meal in between breakfast lunch and lunch  dinner) 3. Take milk tea or milk coffee after taking quiet heavy meal .
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This can be globus pharyngeus. Feeling of something stuck in the throat. Can be due reflux pharyngitis or nutritional deficiencies. Irregular lifestyle can be one of the causes..
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ENT consult for laryngeal endoscopy.
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