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When i move my larynx from side to side it feels almost "crunchy", i know that sounds weird, but it's almost like it's moving over a rough surface.
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Yes, your spine.: The feeling you describe is normal, and is the solid cartilage rings of the larynx getting close to other solid components in your neck. ...And quit wiggling your larynx around--find something else to do!
Answered 12/20/2020
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