i have a lump in my throat. when i swallow it makes me urge like something is stuck in there. it also seems to be coming from base of my tongue. dr at emergency room says it anxiety and gave me floxatine 20mg for it. some times it goes for a few hours then its back constantly. if not gone in 10 days im to go back to dr and have camera done down throat...find it hard to eat lumpy hard foods, as i panick. i still think i have a crisp stuck in my throat :( please help
The commonest causes of feeling of lump in throat are as follows: * Lymphoid hyperplasia * Elongated uvula * Psychological as your doctor told you
Yes, the best way is to get Endoscopy done to see for an actual cause and if everything is normal then anxiety is the cause. If there is an actual cause then you can be treated well. Certain foods and beverages can cause such symptoms and if you know any then do not take again. Take plenty of oral warm fluids. Chew food well before swallowing.
Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards, Dr. T. Chandrakant, General Surgeon
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Hi, The commonest causes of feeling of lump in throat are as follows: * Lymphoid hyperplasia * Elongated uvula * Psychological as your doctor told you Yes, the best way is to get Endoscopy done to see for an actual cause and if everything is normal then anxiety is the cause. If there is an actual cause then you can be treated well. Certain foods and beverages can cause such symptoms and if you know any then do not take again. Take plenty of oral warm fluids. Chew food well before swallowing. Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. T. Chandrakant, General Surgeon