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Lump Moving From Neck To Chest, Choking Sensation In Throat. Treatment?

Hi, I feel like lump is moving from the upper right side of my neck and chest to the left back of my neck. I am sitting up the pain is scary bad,like something is large and stuck in my throat& chest I can breath ok.I just can not seem to concentrate now.I do nor know how to explain this to my Dr. Thanks much for your help.
Thu, 2 Jan 2014
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Hello

Welcome in H.C.M.

I have gone through your query regarding something moving in neck and chest and giving you much discomfort.

I am suspecting that most likely you are having dyspepsia with LPR ( laryngopharyngeal reflex ).

To manage it you should do-

1- Avoid spicy food.

2- Evening walk after dinner will be helpful.

3- Take Rabiprazole + Levosulpride .

4- Adequate liquid orally.

I hope this will help you otherwise you should examine yourself for cardio respiratory system.

Regards.
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Lump Moving From Neck To Chest, Choking Sensation In Throat. Treatment?

Hello Welcome in H.C.M. I have gone through your query regarding something moving in neck and chest and giving you much discomfort. I am suspecting that most likely you are having dyspepsia with LPR ( laryngopharyngeal reflex ). To manage it you should do- 1- Avoid spicy food. 2- Evening walk after dinner will be helpful. 3- Take Rabiprazole + Levosulpride . 4- Adequate liquid orally. I hope this will help you otherwise you should examine yourself for cardio respiratory system. Regards.