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Q: vomit feeling in throat

asked by: phix95 on November 11th, 2008

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It's like a feeling as if you stuck you fingers down your throat, or almost did. My stomach is not upset really. I do have post nasal drip and GERD; I've had the former since I was a child (20 yrs) and the latter for about 2 yrs.
I had a feeling similar to this when I first was diagnosed w/GERD and the meds seemed to help. But I'm on meds. What is going on in my throat to make me feel like this?

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replied on November 11th, 2008

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Have you had your throat examined by an ENT specialist to be sure that there's nothing in the throat to organically cause this symptom? That would be the first step.

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