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What Causes Difficulty In Swallowing After Injury To Laryngeal Prominence?

My brother push my throat and I think my atams Apple when in when I swallow it feels different then before and when I try to burp it s hard and it s hard for me to breath please help how can I push my atams Apple back out ?! Will it come back out over time? This feeling is weird Please help me.
Tue, 10 May 2016
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The Adams apple is a hard structure so difficult to just push it in. There's probably some skin swelling over it which makes it impossible to see the prominence.
There's likely to be some swelling in the airway which makes it hard to breathe, speak or swallow. Take some steam inhalations, do not strain your voice and eat soft, bland food for 2-3 days.
However, if there is increasing difficulty in breathing it is best to see an ENT specialist right away. Good luck!
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What Causes Difficulty In Swallowing After Injury To Laryngeal Prominence?

The Adams apple is a hard structure so difficult to just push it in. There s probably some skin swelling over it which makes it impossible to see the prominence. There s likely to be some swelling in the airway which makes it hard to breathe, speak or swallow. Take some steam inhalations, do not strain your voice and eat soft, bland food for 2-3 days. However, if there is increasing difficulty in breathing it is best to see an ENT specialist right away. Good luck!