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Diagnosed with acute tracheobronchitis . my throat is so sore i choke when i eat . i have to hold my breath and i get dizzy . help?
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Get treated: Sounds like oropharyngeal edema. You may need to go to liquids for a while. Popsicles and jello may go down better. See your pcp.
Answered 7/9/2013
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