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I feel something is in my throat, and the air get stuck when i exhale. my crp level is 16. i need to sleep sideways.should i go to a otolaryngologist?
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See ENT: Yes, i would encourage you to see an ENT specialist to rule out a foreign body stuck in your throat.
Answered 6/10/2014
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