She is hypertensive patient and have 3rd trimester pregnancy. ...Come with findings of toxic adenoma, struma ovarii, toxic multinodular goiter, tremor, polyuria, tachycardia & muscle weakness..
Tonsillitis: Caused by viral or bacterial infection, tonsillitis can cause inflammation in the throat and difficulty swallowing. When the infection goes away, so does the feeling of something stuck in the throat. Diverticula: This is a condition in which small sacs form in the throat or esophagus.It can occur later in life or be a congenital disorder.n some cases, the feeling of something stuck in the throat can be experienced by those who have suffered a stroke, or by those with muscle or nerve conditions. Most commonly, though, it is due to something within the throat, causing a blockage due to a variety of reasons. Here are the most common conditions:
You might want to see your regular doctor or an Ear, Nose, and Throat specialist (ENT) about this if it is really bothersome. Your throat may not be closing all the way when you swallow. This happens a lot to people when they get older. They'll put thickeners in the water, milk, etc. so it isn't as easy to choke on. However, since you guys are so young, maybe something is abnormal with your throat. But I would think that if that were the case, it would happen more frequently than once or twice a year.