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What Causes Pain From My Throat To The Middle Of Chest?

I have been unable to speak for 7 weeks now. I have pain from my throat down to the middle of my chest. Ive been to three doctors and they just give me antibiotics. I've had no fever so I didn't think I had an infection. I think something is seriously wrong but no one is willing to help me. Help??
Thu, 22 May 2014
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Hello

Welcome in H.C.M.

I have gone through your query regarding pain extending from throat to middle of chest. Though you have already consulted your doctors but still diagnosis is not confirmed and your problem is still persisting.

As per your symptoms it appears as for reaching to correct pathology we should plan for-

1- Direct laryngoscopy.

2- Oesophagoscopy / upper G.I. endoscopy.

3- Bronchoscopy.

All above are possible by your consultation with ENT doctor. So please consult your ENT doctor for the same and get treatment as to avoid further complications.

Regards.
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What Causes Pain From My Throat To The Middle Of Chest?

Hello Welcome in H.C.M. I have gone through your query regarding pain extending from throat to middle of chest. Though you have already consulted your doctors but still diagnosis is not confirmed and your problem is still persisting. As per your symptoms it appears as for reaching to correct pathology we should plan for- 1- Direct laryngoscopy. 2- Oesophagoscopy / upper G.I. endoscopy. 3- Bronchoscopy. All above are possible by your consultation with ENT doctor. So please consult your ENT doctor for the same and get treatment as to avoid further complications. Regards.