Lump in the throat

You should also see an endocrinologist; it might be your thyroid...

Yeah. That's exactly how it was for me with a goiter.

Girl, I lived with that lump for half a year. It's just ordinary neurosis, from possible unresolved problems. Sit down and think about what's bothering you the most right now? As soon as you figure it out, you'll feel better immediately. There's NO NEED to panic or be scared; it will all pass, believe me. A lump in the throat is quite a common occurrence. Have some sedatives too. Distract yourself. It's nothing serious; it will pass.

Yes, it's nerve-wracking. You should try to forget about it, distract yourself. The best thing is to fall in love.)))

Is an iron deficiency, a goiter, scary? How does it manifest? I have similar sensations too - a lump in the throat. I think it's not just nerves ((( Please!!!

This is when the s.g. is enlarged. So just check it to be safe. There's nothing scary here; everything can be treated. Don't diagnose yourself ahead of time. And you need to calm down; you're a bit worked up.

At a high level of magnification, it's visible even to outsiders.

Calm down - you're right about that. I've spoken with people who had thyroid problems (and still do, unfortunately). It's not very reassuring, to say the least. Quite the opposite, actually. ((

I had the same thing happen to me; I came across a very clever doctor who said, "Why don't you take some paracetamol? Maybe you'll feel better"—and it actually went away. He laughed about it later because it was purely a placebo effect; in reality, it probably wasn't somatic.

Thank you!

I still have this issue, it's been since childhood... We went from doctor to doctor, mostly to the ENT and endocrinologist... but it turned out to be the esophagus! It's not fatal; I've lived with it my whole life!

Oops, so many mistakes! Sorry, I was in a hurry.

Post 3, well, nothing seems to be bothering me really. It's just that I've radically changed my lifestyle: everything is different—the climate, the food, and the way of life—and after all, I'm already 32. Today, I got my hormone tests done (thyroid). But most likely, it's still nerves. Thanks to everyone who responded, because here you feel completely alone.

Well, it's nothing really. Most people have issues with their thyroid. They still manage to live, though.

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A cough spray also helps me! Like Cameton, with menthol or eucalyptus content.

Most likely, it's the thyroid. Get it checked by a doctor.

Spasm, that's it. You can take No-Spa, distract yourself from the coma, and calm down.

It's definitely nerves, 100 percent. I first experienced this when I was 17! At that time, I had moved to another city, was living alone, working, and had no friends. It went away on its own after a couple of months, but I suffered terribly. Try having a little cognac at night and find at least one person you can pour your heart out to. I'm 28 now, and this lump still happens when I get really anxious, and I start feeling nauseous. Unfortunately, I still haven't learned how to cope with nerves.

Have you had an X-ray of your neck done recently by any chance?

I started having such trouble after a neck X-ray and it hasn't gone away

After all, X-rays disrupt the genetic structure of cells

and neurohumoral regulation

Don't worry, I had the same thing 3 years ago after severe stress. I suffered for six months, ran to all kinds of doctors, even had a bronchoscopy done. Then I gave up and it all went away immediately. It's 100% nerves. And don't go running to doctors. Good luck.

Hello, I'm currently experiencing the same issue. I visited an endocrinologist and an ENT specialist, and they both say everything is fine. They all suggest it's probably NERVES!

Hello! I have the same problem, I even called an ambulance, thinking it was suffocation or asthma. I worked myself up. They told me it's just my autonomic dysfunction acting up, that if I get too nervous, things like this can happen... It's really scary right now... It's been three days already, I can't even eat properly, I'm afraid I'll suffocate.

Hey everyone! I'm having almost the same problem! I also have this lump in my throat! I have trouble falling asleep, sometimes even feel like I'm choking at night. I went to the doctor, and they said it's just nerves, it'll pass! But I still have some doubts...

Overall, it's most likely a feeling of fear, fright, or someone who has been nervous about something for a long time and is projecting it onto you!

Drink some motherwort tincture (a sedative).

My friend had something similar... she was diagnosed with cardiospasm (nervous), prescribed medication for the nervous system (peony tincture, something else), and it gradually went away...

My mom has had a lump in her throat for about four years now. It's not just "there"; it also moves and triggers a gag reflex. She also experiences depression. She was diagnosed with an esophageal hernia, but the surgery didn't help. Her thyroid is normal too. Could you please suggest what this might be?

I've experienced that too. They immediately referred me to a neurologist—it's the autonomic system being overstimulated: nerves, stress, anxiety. Don't overthink it, focus on more positivity, and just forget about that lump—it'll disappear right away. A new hobby, passion, love—that's the best medicine.

I read message No. 3, the name "author." I imagined what worries me the most and... my lump in the throat became smaller... just a miracle. Brilliant! I thought it was dysphagia (esophageal cancer) - a 30-50% narrowing of the esophagus when you can't swallow. Thank you to the author.

Hi everyone,

I've had this for three weeks now, I'm so tired of it. I also went to an endocrinologist, got my hormones tested, and they said it's the thyroid, but at a very early stage, and we'll treat it. But they still didn't explain anything about the lump. They gave me another possibility—it could be from a cold, an irritated mucous membrane or vocal cords, with a bit of inflammation. I don't even know what to think, I'm overthinking everything too...

Girls, I was advised to take a tablespoon of badger fat in the morning and evening; they said it really helps with that lump feeling and is generally good for the body. You should try it too.

That's exactly how it was with my goiter!!

You should drink cinquefoil tea, it will definitely help!! But first, go see a doctor!!

I never thought it could be related to nerves, but I'm doubting something.

I'm concerned about the fluid, sometimes it's very thick, rarely, but it happens. What could that mean?

I'm experiencing the exact same sensations right now—a lump in my throat, and what feels like shifting pain, sometimes low in the neck near the thyroid, sometimes in the middle on the left or right. It feels pressing, suffocating, sometimes I cough, sometimes I can't breathe. I thought it was just a sore throat, so I took antibiotics, but there was no change—it's still the same. Then I read about nerves and stress, and indeed, this lump in my throat has been there for three months, ever since I left the person I loved. Of course, I regret now that I probably acted too hastily, but I won't go back, I won't call, and I won't forgive. And right after that, these throat pains started. I can't breathe, as if I've choked on a bone. I plan to see an ENT and an endocrinologist, but I never have the time—I've buried myself in work. It hurts.

Maybe it really is stress, but I was the one who decided to leave him, so I was the first to walk away, yet he just won't leave my mind, and I can't even look at anyone else, and I'll never go back, that's for sure. But this lump in my throat won't go away; I've started carrying water with me while driving because I start to feel like I'm suffocating on the road. And when I eat candy, it seems easier then—I don't feel the pain, all sorts of thoughts invade my head, like throat cancer and a bunch of infections swarming inside me. I got checked half a year ago and was as healthy as a horse, but now there's this constant pain, and I really want to sleep. Olga.

I also have a lump in my throat lately, constantly when I'm at work. I know for sure it's nerves—some kind of resentment, fear of something. During the day, I constantly feel dizzy, people on public transport irritate me, and there's this complete apathy toward everything. I keep thinking about doing something to distract myself, but it doesn't work out; there's never enough time. For three years now, I've been on and off Novopassit, then Afobazol, tried Phenazepam, drank Coaxil, not to mention all sorts of sedative herbal mixes and vitamin B (which, as it turns out, affects the nervous system). In short, nothing helps. This condition is terribly interfering with my life. I remember clearly that it all comes from childhood, but my childhood wasn't bad—better than many at that time. Now I have a normal, happy family, we live comfortably, though my daughter is at that age of 15 when kids' hormones are all over the place, so I'm constantly worried about her—at least I convince myself that's the reason.

I suddenly got this weird thing four days after my gastroscopy, never had anything like it before. Do you think they might have damaged something there?

On the other hand, some time has passed, and my boyfriend currently has a cold, so I'm thinking maybe I caught it from him? Sometimes this "lump" hurts a bit. I have a slight cough... as always, I'm afraid of everything.

You need to go out for some fresh air and run a couple of kilometers... You'll feel as if a lump has been released... it's an energy pattern... an energy parasite, well, I don't know what, but running helps... Breathe through your nose!

I also have a lump in my throat. I've taken hormone tests and will be going to an appointment with an endocrinologist.
I've had this before; I remember it started after a severe emotional distress.
And now, after burying my sister, this lump has appeared again. It's probably really due to nerves.

My condition passed after a week. I drank mint - brewed the leaves. The doctor said it wasn't the gastroscopy to blame, but stress. However, he said with such symptoms, it's essential to get tests done.

I wish everyone that this condition passes as quickly as possible!

I've been to the ENT and the endocrinologist, everything is fine, but I've been suffering from a lump sensation for four months now. Please respond if anyone has had this issue resolved.

I suffered for a week. After all the tests, the doctor said it was due to nerves. She told me to drink calming herbal teas. So I drank mint and valerian. After a week, everything went away.

I also have a lump in my throat for 2 weeks now. It feels like a bone is stuck. What should I do? Where should I go? I'm scared. It's just that my aunt is very seriously ill with a dangerous disease, and I'm scared because of that. What's wrong with me?

I've been suffering for 3 months. I've already checked everything possible. I'm terribly afraid of slipping into psychosis. Everyone jokes about it, but I'm not in the mood for laughter, especially at night. Not even my children help distract me. Please help.

I've also had a lump for about half a year now, I think it's from nerves! But I hardly get nervous anymore, and it still won't go away! I think it's something else besides nerves! I need to go see some doctors)) And for those with the same issue, I advise not to delay dealing with this spasm!

Hello everyone. I want to share my joy. I think I've gotten rid of the lump in my throat. I bought some homeopathic tablets from a pharmacy with the same name that relieve anxiety and restore activity—it's called Tenoten. This isn't an advertisement, but buy it and try it. I take one tablet in the morning on an empty stomach, and that's it. Actually, for the first two days, when the lump was still trying to show itself somehow, I took another one in the afternoon. It's been two months now, and there's nothing. There are 40 tablets in a pack, costing about 120 rubles. Tomorrow I'll take the last tablet and take a break. Honestly, I've started living again, because that lump was just terribly tormenting. I recommend it!

Galina, could you tell me about the pills, how to find them for sale, where to go, and how to buy them in Ukraine? If possible?

Hello! I'm having the same problem too. I've been everywhere. I had a stomach endoscopy, got my hormones tested, and had an ultrasound. Still, I ended up having to see a psychotherapist. I calmed down a bit, but now it's all starting again. A lump in the throat, muscles, joints. Last time, the neurologist prescribed (Grandoxin), but the fear is still there, I can't fall asleep. On Friday, I'm getting a heart ultrasound, and I'm already unable to sit still. They say it's all from nerves, might as well check into a mental hospital for treatment. I don't know what to do!!!