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PostPosted: 04/03/08 - 13:17    Post subject: Throat issue Vote now! Reply with quote
Hi,

I have had something in my esophigus that just won't go down or come up for about 3 years now. I have been to several dr's and they all tell me it's allergies. I went to an allergist and had tests ran and they tell me i don't have any allergies. Dr's can't figure out what it is. It makes me tired all the time and feel weird. I always have drainage in my throat and it won't go away.
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