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Pain In Right Side Of Neck, Radiating To Chest, Hoarse Voice, Dry Throat. Scheduled For Cavity Filling
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I am currently having pain on the right side of my neck, right where they take your pulse and I can feel it radiate to the front of my throat, down into my chest ( pressure when i breate) and up into my right ear. It has happened three times every few months. As a result, my voice is hoarse and my throat feels very dry. it sounds like i might have thyroiditis from previous posts. i am scheduled for a cavity filling tomorrow and want to make sure i don't need to cancel. i\I will call to make a dr. appointment tomorrow to get checked out just to make sure.
I am currently having pain on the right side of my neck, right where they take your pulse and I can feel it radiate to the front of my throat, down into my chest ( pressure when i breate) and up into my right ear. It has happened three times every few months. As a result, my voice is hoarse and my throat feels very dry. it sounds like i might have thyroiditis from previous posts. i am scheduled for a cavity filling tomorrow and want to make sure i don't need to cancel. i\I will call to make a dr. appointment tomorrow to get checked out just to make sure.
Mon, 4 Nov 2013
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It may not be thyroiditis, if it been happened to you before too, then it could be neck muscle stiffness some uneven posture or movement causes this thing, and this problem will occurs on often unless you learn how to deal with this and for that you need to see the physiotherapist, it will teach you how to rid off this, I would strongly recommend for this, have nice day.
Thank for asking to HCM
It may not be thyroiditis, if it been happened to you before too, then it could be neck muscle stiffness some uneven posture or movement causes this thing, and this problem will occurs on often unless you learn how to deal with this and for that you need to see the physiotherapist, it will teach you how to rid off this, I would strongly recommend for this, have nice day.
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