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Have Severe Tracheal Pain, Intermittent Burning Sensation, Palpitation Around Cricoid Cartilage. What Maybe Wrong?
I have severe tracheal (not esophageal or throat/larynx) pain that had sudden onset after having had intermittent, substernal "burning or aching" the prior 2 days. My trachea is extremely tender to palpation (also movement) from approximately my cricoid cartilage extending inferiority.
I have had no trauma to the area and do not have any cold/flu signs or symptoms.
I have had no trauma to the area and do not have any cold/flu signs or symptoms.
Tue, 20 Aug 2013
there can be thyroid swellin accordin to the history and sins written by you
when the thyroid enlares it gives same symptomps
and if infection there can be pressure and pain over the area
need to get ultrsound throat thyroid profile and consult the ent doctor to treat according to the position of the reports
when the thyroid enlares it gives same symptomps
and if infection there can be pressure and pain over the area
need to get ultrsound throat thyroid profile and consult the ent doctor to treat according to the position of the reports
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