Is it actually dangerous?
no but
look into correcting a forward head posture. chin tuck exercises will help.
look into correcting a forward head posture. chin tuck exercises will help.
Hello. Did you ever find out what was causing your symptoms last year?
Anyone have any updates or answers and holistic approaches that helped?
i have the same thing as you. all the doctors says its anxiety and gerd,. i got this almost 1 year now and nothing change.
How did you get the clicking to go away?
I have also displaced cornu as a result of an injury (stragulation) during sports activity. I have read all studies about surgical intervention which basically resects the cornu. Have you considered the surgical option?
Have you proceed with the surgical option?Do you know anyone went through this procedure?
Does anyone know someone went through the surgical option of correcting the protruding superior cornu of the thyroid cartilage?
I am 42yo and I have foreign body sensation in my throat. ENT found that I have a displaced superior cornu of the thyroid cartilage. Last summer I experienced vertigo and I have nausea almost in a daily basis. Checking with ultrasound the carotid it was found a 35% stenosis. I am now waiting brain MRI and neck MRA results.
I have a displaced superior cornu of the thyroid cartilage causing me a foreign body sensation in my throat. I have gone through those paper you have mentioned and spoke with various surgeons. Some are more sceptical about the procedure and 2 of them were keen to undertake. I am worried about the procedure suggesting to cut the portion of the cornu which is connected to the lateral thyrohyoid ligament. Even the current symptom is constantly annoying me, I am worried for the change of the anatomy that the procedure will cause. Any clue?
MRI and MRA results were just fine
Hi Simone, this is nice study that you have quote. can you please give us the reference of the study?
thank you and hope not to be a hustle for you.
thank you and hope not to be a hustle for you.
I have same symptoms although I am aware the cause was an injury after manual strangulation. I was diagnosed with displaced superior cornu of thyroid cartilage. I have gone through all of the exams you performed and found a 35% stenosis of the carotid artery probably due to the injury.
Hi!! I also suffer from this clicking in my throat when I swallow.