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A member asked:
Ok so when i put my head straight back and rub my throat the left side of my throat is more noticeable to the touch is that normal? it's been like that for a while
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Unclear: It is most likely nothing but to be sure see the doc. The area can be examined including the thyroid and if this is negative you can rest assured you are ok. Best wishes.
Answered 4/20/2015
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