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Occasional sore throat, tight in throat, dysphagia, dry throat, dry vocal cords feel like they get tired if i talk a lot, back of throat feels congest?
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Possible Reflux: It is possible reflux disease. The symptoms you describe fit with that diagnosis. You should see your physician.
Answered 10/10/2014
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