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A member asked:
Post nasal drip and cough (super mild). i'm still experiencing difficulty swallowing. it feels like food is getting stuck in my esophagus or something, goes away with water. no cp or sob.interesting enough, it only happens at dinner. what is going on?
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PND: upper respiratory tract infection, allergies, sinusitis or sometimes anxiety can present in a way that you described. Based on limited information provided here, it's difficult to make a diagnosis. Discuss it with a physician if the problem persists.
Answered 11/16/2019
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