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kjarvis15
kjarvis15

Could anyone as speak to the location of their gh symptoms? Mine are always right side upper back of throat.Waiting on ent appointment next week. Very scared as it is hard to believe something this physical feeling could be anxiety as my GP states. Any feedback would be be greatly appreciated.

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  • jim64492
    jim64492 kjarvis15

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    TRY Cetirizine ZYRTEC antihistamine ! Tight throat and hard to swallow .

    My body attacks itself even though im not allergic to anything, did all the tests ! my body for some reason attacks itself when I heat up after exersice other people can get it when they drink ice cold drinks . But in any case it causes the body to send out low level hystamine .

    My globus went away after I took antystamine , the tightnes in throat was a low level version of when someone gets a bee sting ! good news I dont need EPI pen , as its very low level just bothersome to feel lump there . CURE : Cetirizine !

    • jim64492
      jim64492 kjarvis15

      Posted

      let me know if it works , take allergy Cetirizine see if it goes away , report back here . benadryle will work but its drowsey , my allergist sayed Zyrtec allergy tablet : in UK the name is Cetirizine . but im sure any anti histamine will work.  let us know.
    • matchamaiden
      matchamaiden jim64492

      Posted

      Antihistamines didn't touch my symptoms. I gave it another round and nothing. Waiting on my magnolia and pinella combo. If that doesn't give me some relief I will go the path my GI recommended and try dilation.

      Good luck to all my fellow experiencers on the healing path.

  • janieu724
    janieu724 kjarvis15

    Posted

    I've experienced it behind my nose on the left side near my ear. It's in the back of my upper throat. Usually I hear about people who experience nearer their voice box but mine is above my soft palate on the left side.

    • kjarvis15
      kjarvis15 janieu724

      Posted

      A lot of the time that's how I would describe mine on the right side though. Seems to be top back of throat almost like I want to push on my upper palate to relieve the pain. Hang in there

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