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Q: throat pain radiate to nose

asked by: kawaiilana on July 19th, 2009

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a couple days ago i went to a movie...had some popcorn and after that i felt like i had something stuck in my throat. assuming it was popcorn, i had bread and water and all that stuff you should have to try to make it go away..but it wouldnt.. it turned into pain.. im sure theres nothing stuck but its just painful..sometimes the pain radiates up to my nose~
dont get this confused with a sore throat kind of pain though..its a pain i've never experienced before...and so is the pain in the nose..like an aching inside of the bone of my nose~~and the roof of my mouth has an aching pain as well~
for the past couple weeks i've had difficulty breathing..for what reason i have no clue..and then this problem appeared...not sure if they're related..i doubt it anyway..
but yah im really worried that i may have some kind of cancer...can anyone give me any insight?

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kawaiilana

replied on July 19th, 2009

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when to get my throat checked...doc said my larynx seemed a bit swollen..gave me medicine but seemed to not work...
thinking this problem could be because of humidity and mold in my house..its been raining alot and i live in the basement... so havent had good ventilation..

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