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A member asked:
Why might i have pain behind adams apple on one side. i feel it more when i sneeze or yawn. it's been ongoing for over 3 months. could this be hpv of the throat,an infection. or cancer. i'm a 35 year old male. why won't this go away?
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From your description it is none of those. There can be other reasons which can only be determined by a good exam by an ENT doc - so please see one
Answered 7/14/2023
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