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Nasal-respiratory-chest-"ish" self-solved problem?

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wassabeee
wassabeee

So, the problem started over a month ago with the feeling of "something stuck" in my chest. It didn't feel too worrying, even though it was around the important areas, and docor just prescribed me with some magnesium to stop what she thought to be neuralgia. It did stop after a two-week period, but in the recent week it came back again, however even though it still felt like "something stuck" there, it was way sharper. I was given a rentgen referal, however before I managed to get the imaging done, the "feeling" moved up my body, towards the neck, then just yesterday up deep down my noseways, near the mouth-nose connection. Made me feel confused all the time - not really dizzy or anything, maybe a bit head-achy at times but it felt related to the throat pain, mostly just confused, like if I was about to get dizzy or wake up or something - those might have been panic attacks, as I'm extremely hypochondric. However, just right about now it got extremely bad with the pain spiking for a brief moment, then a massive body kick after - if it was me panicking, it wasn't conscious since I was deep into a historic video just to distract myself as it seems to be working with my panic attacks. I was about to call an ambulance, but then it all just stopped in less than a minute, and also a very small chunk of a fingernail-like material came into my mouth. 

Could anyone uncode this for me? Could it all be connected? Could the thing coming out be the end of my problem or should I still check up? My throat's a bit sore still, but it feels more just like it's irritated by the outside object that could have been there. I don't know, I've been so worried about this lately but this goes out of the healthcare policy borders and I do not really want to waste time or money if the problem might be self-solved by now.

Sorry for that textwall, just trying to make everything clear. Hopefully I didn't fail too many sentences.

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  • wassabeee
    wassabeee

    Posted

    One more thing that I think is worth adding is, last two days of the pain/feeling happening in chest areas, it has changed completely - it was more like adrenaline feeling you might get before getting hit, or like extreme exhaustion after a sprinting competition.... or just numbness.
  • Anonymous111
    Anonymous111 wassabeee

    Posted

    Globus Sensation.

    Many people with anxiety get this.

    It's nothing to worry about.

    • wassabeee
      wassabeee Anonymous111

      Posted

      How sure are you about that?

      I've had globus sensation more than once before but it was way more similar to its definition. If this is is the same, it feels completely different. Way more towards the nose, also more painful, like something jabbing that area.

    • Anonymous111
      Anonymous111 wassabeee

      Posted

      Any nose Bleeds? Any Problems Breathing / Having to breath through your mouth?

      Any problems swallowing? Any pain swallowing? Does food get stuck when you swallow?

    • wassabeee
      wassabeee Anonymous111

      Posted

      From all the things listed above there's only two(/one) I could confirm. There is pain during swallowing - That's when the pain's most intense, as if the thing there was slightly moving, and that causes swallowing to seem problematic as well. Whatever it could be is nowhere near the obstruction size, more just like nasal annoyance. 

      Also update - it didn't end with me spitting out the small fragment of something. It's a bit less intense it seems, but it's still there. It's not a constant thing, is the problem. And since it first happened in a different area and then started moving up, it's really hard to describe to a family doctor for a diagnosis referal.

    • Anonymous111
      Anonymous111 wassabeee

      Posted

      Did you have a bad virus a month ago - this might just be residual symptoms.
    • wassabeee
      wassabeee Anonymous111

      Posted

      No, not much illness history apart from things described here for about a past year.
    • Anonymous111
      Anonymous111 wassabeee

      Posted

      By all means have a nasendoscopy.

      But I don't think they'll find anything. The fact that this sensation keeps moving, is the reason I think that.

    • wassabeee
      wassabeee Anonymous111

      Posted

      Well, most important bit it's way less worrying currently, and it feels "safer" where it is now than down towards lung area (or wherever it was before with the chest pains). I'll update this topic if I find a real solution to my problem.

    • wassabeee
      wassabeee Anonymous111

      Posted

      I've been to the family doctor and a laryngologist. No object was found there but there is a slight inflamation of the throat. However I've been also queued up for blood tests regarding the dizzines/confusion I took as panic attacks, might be anemia. Also, I'm seeing neurologist soon, since I'm loosing touch in my pinky and ring finger (they feel like I can't move them even though they're fully functional).

       

  • will24
    will24 wassabeee

    Posted

    i get that sensation often, mine is caused by  acid reflex which i have daily due to muscular issues. also causes sinuse problems from the acid.
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