I don’t know if it’s the foreign body feeling in my throat or trachea.

Hello:

Let me first tell you about the common clinical symptoms of pharyngitis:

1. Symptoms of acute pharyngitis: Dry throat at first onset , burning, and inflammation invades the throat, coughing and hoarseness will occur; followed by pain, the sore throat is often more obvious when swallowing saliva than when eating; systemic symptoms are generally mild, but may vary depending on age, immunity, and viral and bacterial toxins. The strength varies and the degree varies, including fever, headache, loss of appetite, and soreness in the limbs.

2. Symptoms of chronic pharyngitis: pharyngeal discomfort, dryness, itching, swelling, excessive secretions and burning pain, easy dryness, foreign body sensation, inability to spit out, inability to swallow, especially It will be aggravated after talking a little too much, after eating irritating food, fatigue or weather changes; if you catch a cold, be tired, talk a lot, or not drink water for a long time, you will feel the pain in the throat and burning become worse, and itching in the throat will cause bursts of irritation. Sexual cough affects rest. 3 Chronic simple laryngitis 4 Hypertrophic laryngitis 5 Atrophic laryngitis.

In view of your situation, it is probably caused by a cold (chronic pharyngitis), or you may not pay much attention to it. When your colleague is rubbing your neck, you feel something in your throat. in. But during the laryngoscope, you said something was pushed down. It may be because the laryngoscope pushed away the inflammation in your pharynx, and then the laryngoscope lowered, and you yourself felt like something was pushed down. This is just my speculation. First, quit smoking, because the tar in cigarettes is very irritating to the respiratory tract. Secondly, the tar is harmful to the cilia of the respiratory tract. When there is phlegm, it is not as easy as non-smokers to cough it up. The cilia are originally A function that helps us eliminate respiratory secretions. Because of smoking, there are more secretions in the respiratory tract (you already have inflammatory factors).

Finally, it is recommended that you quit smoking, become regular in your living habits, and eat less stimulating foods (strong tea, coffee). Drink more warm water to lubricate the throat, and increase exercise (mainly to enhance our own resistance. Many diseases of the respiratory system are closely related to our own resistance, such as colds. It is easy to catch a cold if you catch a cold. , a truth), maintain a happy mood (don't spend your mind on the throat and distract yourself). Generally, there will be a significant improvement in less than a month. If it persists for a long time, it is still recommended to see a respiratory doctor for a comprehensive examination and treatment.

I wish you a speedy recovery.

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