by UK Pictures Question lycin g : Gerd lpr acid reflux Hi, I r Recently re U a diagnosis of “Gerd” I’m all documentation problem my because I had (I do not know how to say) to initiate a swallow, it is arriv because I felt something “stuck in the throat feeling” when he told me I had an infection, MEDS gave me but they did not work … Well, I went back and he sent me an ENT, he told me I had acid reflux and given me the m cines (PRISOLIC), but they did not work, then he said he could be allergies, but these did not work, so I had a scan of the neck and nothing did dr feel, his whole is now my doc has me on 40mg ZERGARID 3 times per day, but my question is why does my throat still hurt, sometimes the pain is from the bottom (the location the clavicle), sometimes by my thyroid to and from it place, so when I swallow I feel like there is cartilage rubbing each other, so when my ENT has sent report something I saw my doc said (forgive the spelling) d laryngeal me, if my questions or help sont1.Quelle cures acid reflux meds do not work if the pas2.Comment can I fix my throat, Arr ter pain and weird feeling (am also begins afraid to swallow the food is blocked by my uvula) 3.whats one d laryngeal me, I look and he said something about the larynx both filled with liquid, could that cause the feeling of cartilage TIMES OF soil for the long post BUT I FEEL LIKE AT die, I do not know what !!!!! Neo and I have to constantly clear my throat as if I had the mucus Inside, and I do but I do not know if thats li Are GERD or something else better r Answer:

R answer by thewise i> you can have a small bone on one peron your green States, the clavicle or pushing on your esophagus. My m Re has this and she feels as if she has something stuck in his throat the whole time, and according to the days of her pain. > There is not much they can do, unless it is a big Peron. What do you think R Answer below!

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