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I have been diagnosed with acid reflux ,,but i never have heart burn.what i do have is ,,when i eat it seems that the food is staying in the throat,and seems like i can't swallow it fully.I have the feeling like i have to clear my throat all the time .If anyopne else has these symptoms I would appreciate any info on it.The throat specialist sain i have a small nodule in my throat but it didn't seem cancerous.I have another appointment soon to see him again ,,,I'am taking 2 pariet pills twicw daily ,,,at first it seemed to help but now its doesn't seem to be working again ...Hopefully I will hear from someone with a little info or advice ,,,Thanking you in advance

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tanoshii

replied on May 24th, 2007

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You said you have to clear your throat often. Is it like a phlegm blocking you?
If its phlegm, it could be a simple case of acidity.
In case you have a non-routine eating habit, try to streamline it for a few days and notice if you see changes.
Cos not having a breakfast or late dinners after a stressed day can cause this kind of a reaction.

Take care.

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