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I feel something in my. throat and icough a lot and to throw up?
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See a DR: The sensation of something in the back of your throat will require a doctor to examine it and ask you more questions. This sensation can certainly explain the vomiting however more information, pictures, history will be required. Please see your doctor soon.
Answered 9/2/2014
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