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Pressure at the back of throat which can move to roof of mouth. no pain, no difficulty breathing, nothing else, just pressure. worrisome. ?
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Sinusitis: Sinusitis comes to mind but you really should have someone trained gaze down your throat for completeness.
Answered 7/17/2014
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