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A member asked:
Clicking sound in throat when drinking water. this sound also comes when swallowing mucus formed in throat.please suggest something?
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Clicking normal: There are a number of muscles in the throat that contract when you swallow. As they contract, clicking noises can occur. This is normal and of no concern.
Answered 9/29/2020
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