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What could raises bumps on the back or the throat be? they are not white. constant feeling of something being in the throat!
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It could be normal: It could be normal anatomical tissue called vallate papillae. But consult your doctor as it will be difficult to diagnose without exam.
Answered 5/21/2013
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