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I have something moving inside my throat

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Donnawong15
Donnawong15

Hi there , I have been suffering of throat discomfort including my upper chest.

i can eat, swallow, sleep.

I am not sure how to describe this but its really bothering me for almost a month.

when i placed my 4 fingers on my left side of my neck, i can feel the movement of something , but not sure what it was.

and it goes on and off.

I thought i had heart burn. took medication for 3 days and it didn't go away.

anyone ever experience this ?

Please share.

Thank you

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  • Sgt.lindalee
    Sgt.lindalee Donnawong15

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    Hi Donna, You should see a Dr....Can you describe exactly where on your neck you had your fingers? At the front is your trachea, thyroid and various muscles run up and down your neck, as do large blood vessels & arteries toward the sides, lymph glands all over & etc...etc..plus inside you have adenoids, tonsils, & various parts that can become swollen, inflammed, infected and spasm etc....it will help to describe to your Dr. where to start looking....also it sounds like you have a history of heartburn, or at least know what it feels like, if your Dr has advised antacids, have you ever tried a liquid version....it can coat irritation in the esophagus, which is higher up than tablets would work well (they have to enter your stomach to start working)....if you are having trouble swallowing always go in to Dr...it can be a number of things & you need to be able to swallow, meds, food, water and etc...Tell your Dr about ALL your symptoms as some can be related....hopefully you get answers soon and Best Wishes💒♾💞☮🐾🌈🎶🍀

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