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PostPosted: 10/31/06 - 11:56    Post subject: lump in lower throat Vote now! Reply with quote
I have a pain in the lower part of my throat that has gotten worse in recent months. It hurts more when air hits it. I have been a light smoker for almost 8 years. (one ciggarete a day) It seems to swell up when I cry. I won't have health insurance until December1st. Does any one know what this might be, or if I should see a doctor sooner. Any info is much appreciated, thank's Sad
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