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dazz

June 23rd, 2005

I've recently been diagnosed with anxiety, and the doctor said that it can make your throat go all funny, and make it feel as if you can not breath, but I have had this problem for a while now, and it seems to have got really bad :( , I was in college before and I had like this weird spasm or something in my throat and I couldn't breath for a short while, does anybody suffer form this?Or know anything about it?
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lynn74

replied June 29th, 2005

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To dazz
anxiety can cause throat problems but it may be from a food allergy, if from anxiety, valium or similar will relax the throat muscles and help for a while

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wolfsacrlet

replied February 11th, 2012

tightness of throat with breathlessness

yes i have the same but wen it happens i seem to b only able to get air in not out for a few secounds it seems like minutes but then i get left with a raspy voice for awhile and it dosent need to be while im eating food or drinking it could be just normal swollowing

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wolfsacrlet

replied February 11th, 2012

tightness of throat with breathlessness

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