Doctor can examine: People having anxiety attacks or panic attacks get that "lump in the throat" as part of the attacks, and thus should not try to eat at that time. If there remains a "lump" sensation without anxiety symptoms, the lump could be from something else. Other reasons for "lump in the throat" sensations include a swollen tonsil, enlarged lymph node, tumor, abscess, esophagus problem, etc...
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