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concerned
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 Posted: 06/12/07 - 06:53 Post subject: throat cartiledge moves, clicks when swallowing |
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| I can hold my larnyx by thumb and forefinger and move it around and it "clicks" like broken bones rubbing together. When I swallow during my sleep, it clicks and hurts. It has been this way for several weeks but I have no signs of infection. I am 52 - is this age related? |
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| Posted: 12/14/07 - 22:56 Post subject: i have this too. |
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| i have symptoms similar to this. it feels like a sore throat but not inside. i am only 18. but, i am having problems with my wisdom teeth coming in too, could this be related? when i swallow, i can hear a lot in my ears. i think this may be due to the teeth, but i don't know. |
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| Posted: 03/06/08 - 20:18 Post subject: I also have clicking when swallowing |
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I paydel and concerned. Have either of you received more information about your condition? I'm 29 and started having "clicking" when swallowing when I was 17. It was very painful for a couple of weeks and I dreaded swallowing. My mom took me to the doctor for a check-up, he couldn't find anything wrong, but sent me to have a barium x-ray anyway. They watched what was happening when I swallowed and, also, concluded nothing was wrong. The intensity of the pain eventually dulled, but that clicking never went away. Just recently, it began clicking in a new spot and the pain's back.
Sorry, I'm not much help here, but am also seeking answers. |
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