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My daughter is experiencing what she feels is blockage in the right side of her neck and throat every time she swallows?
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SWALLOWING PROBLEM:: May be she has enlarged tonsils and/or adenoids which is causing uneasiness in swallowing. Let her be checked by her pediatrician to find out the cause. May be there is some other anatomic abnormality!
Answered 9/28/2016
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