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Feeling Of Something Stuck In Throat, Gets Severe On Lying Down. History Of LPR. Treatment?

I have a feeling of something stuck in throat like phlem. Gets bad at night when i lie down. I was dignosed with LPR two year ago was on Nexium for six months, then my ENT put me on zoton fast tabs 20mg a day no improvement. It can be very frightning at night when i lie down. I am fed up of this. What can i do to feel better.
Wed, 16 Jan 2013
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HI I have gone through your mail and as you said that you had been diagnosed as a case of LPR your E.N.T.doctor had given you tranquilizer and antacids but you feel very less relief, you becomes worse during lying on bed.You have passed about six months with this problem. Since you feel no responce to treatment of L.P.R. therefore I would like to suggest you to go for upper G.I.endoscopy,and if no abnormality is detected in upper G.I.endoscopy,than consult neurologist to rule out Motor neuron disease.Thanks.
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Feeling Of Something Stuck In Throat, Gets Severe On Lying Down. History Of LPR. Treatment?

HI I have gone through your mail and as you said that you had been diagnosed as a case of LPR your E.N.T.doctor had given you tranquilizer and antacids but you feel very less relief, you becomes worse during lying on bed.You have passed about six months with this problem. Since you feel no responce to treatment of L.P.R. therefore I would like to suggest you to go for upper G.I.endoscopy,and if no abnormality is detected in upper G.I.endoscopy,than consult neurologist to rule out Motor neuron disease.Thanks.