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What Causes A Popping Sound In The Throat?

My throught makes a poping sound when I gentle press under my adnoids. It hurt before I drained my voice but it become a little worse after the fact I don t have medical at the moment I need to know of there is anything I can do my medical should be ready soon but I want to know for future reference as well
Fri, 19 Sep 2014
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Welcome in HCM

I understand your concern and here I would like to tell you that popping sound in ear usually comes from nasopharynx. Whenever there is inflammatory pathology going on in nasopharynx, the inflammatory oedema obstruct the opening of eustachian tube (tubular connection between throat and ear).

You may take now-

1- Steam inhalation.

2- Anti inflammatory.

3- Decongestant and anti histaminics.

4- Antibiotic (preferably broad spectrum).

Probably above answers your query if still any doubt is there you may re consult us.

Thanks.
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What Causes A Popping Sound In The Throat?

Hi Welcome in HCM I understand your concern and here I would like to tell you that popping sound in ear usually comes from nasopharynx. Whenever there is inflammatory pathology going on in nasopharynx, the inflammatory oedema obstruct the opening of eustachian tube (tubular connection between throat and ear). You may take now- 1- Steam inhalation. 2- Anti inflammatory. 3- Decongestant and anti histaminics. 4- Antibiotic (preferably broad spectrum). Probably above answers your query if still any doubt is there you may re consult us. Thanks.