How To Treat Lumps/bumps At The Back Of Throat Causing Irritation?
I have had these lumps/bumps at the back of my throat for several years and have never bothered me had a doc check it out and he said not worry about it. Only now in the last couple of months I have felt like something is right at the back of my tongue and feels like I have a hair stuck down my throat I looked last night and noticed that there were lumps going dowb my throat but I am not sure if they have been there all the time and have just noticed or they're new. They are not painful just annoying.
I am so sorry to hear about what you are experiencing. Because you reported that these lumps have been present for years, you would need to get them checked. Long standing lumps in the throat may represent simple hypertrophy or more concerning lesions like cancers. Your risk factors like smoking, alcohol, and the nature of the lumps in order to make a list of possible causes and investigate. Start with your primary care physician and if required, you would be referred to an ENT specialist.
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How To Treat Lumps/bumps At The Back Of Throat Causing Irritation?
Hi and thank you so much for this query. I am so sorry to hear about what you are experiencing. Because you reported that these lumps have been present for years, you would need to get them checked. Long standing lumps in the throat may represent simple hypertrophy or more concerning lesions like cancers. Your risk factors like smoking, alcohol, and the nature of the lumps in order to make a list of possible causes and investigate. Start with your primary care physician and if required, you would be referred to an ENT specialist. I hope this addresses your query fully. Thank you so much for using our services and do feel free to ask for more clarification or information if need be. I wish you well. Dr. Ditah, MD.