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Throat Swelling, Narrowed Airway. Any Suggestions?
hello i want to ask a question regarding my 30 year old daughter. My daughter has been suffering over a number of weeks now with what she says is her throat closing over(swelling) and her airway feels like it has narrowed and now feels like it is no bigger that a small straw that one drinks through. ?What may be going on do you have any suggestions, our G.P tells her that her throat/breathing difficulties will go away in time. Thank you Linda
Thu, 11 Jul 2013
Hello Linda
Get her examined by ENT Consultant to see for any swelling or tonsillar enlargement.
Secondly you can ask her to---
Go for brisk walk daily in the morning
If she is fat ask her to change her dietary habbits
Take care of reflux or acidity -- by
eating every 2 hrly something
avoiding binge eating
avoiding alcohol
taking of more of salads and vegetables
What happens is that due to reflux there is constant irritation in throat which causes soft tissue to get swollen up and due to fat also there is fat deposition
this occurs.
And when we do brisk walking in the morning there is secretion of ADRENALINE IN THE BODY NATURALLY which take care and act as decongestant.
get well soon .
in doubt do reply
Get her examined by ENT Consultant to see for any swelling or tonsillar enlargement.
Secondly you can ask her to---
Go for brisk walk daily in the morning
If she is fat ask her to change her dietary habbits
Take care of reflux or acidity -- by
eating every 2 hrly something
avoiding binge eating
avoiding alcohol
taking of more of salads and vegetables
What happens is that due to reflux there is constant irritation in throat which causes soft tissue to get swollen up and due to fat also there is fat deposition
this occurs.
And when we do brisk walking in the morning there is secretion of ADRENALINE IN THE BODY NATURALLY which take care and act as decongestant.
get well soon .
in doubt do reply
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