Doctor, I have had a problem swallowing for a few weeks that slowly got worse then Wednesday I saw my dr but he thought it might be acid reflux and gave me some dexilant to replace the prilosec I have been taking. I seriously do NOT feel this has anything to do with gerd or acid reflux I have had several surgeries on my stomach and half of my colon removed, also had lymph nodes removed from under my right arm a few years ago when I had the same odor my grandmother and mother had when they had cancer. They were benign but with this throat pain increasing from a 4 when I saw my doctor to a 7 the next morning and extremely painful to swallow I would really like a second opinion. I have heart issues, ejection fraction of 40 and Aortic stenosis. I am 44 and type 1 diabetic. OH since about two weeks ago my blood sugars have gone insane from 150-200 to 350-450 at times and I feel as though my body is racked with infection although I have no fever.
hello,thanks for your query, diabetes, hypertension,post colon(suspicious of carcinoma) removal, aortic stenosis with ef 40 with swaloowing difficulty should be evaluated by laryngoscopy to see abnormalities of oropharynx, nasopharynx and larynx.kindly visit an ent surgeon for laryngoscopy. hope i have answered your query. all the best. takwe care.
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hello,thanks for your query, diabetes, hypertension,post colon(suspicious of carcinoma) removal, aortic stenosis with ef 40 with swaloowing difficulty should be evaluated by laryngoscopy to see abnormalities of oropharynx, nasopharynx and larynx.kindly visit an ent surgeon for laryngoscopy. hope i have answered your query. all the best. takwe care.