just a quick query really, for the last few weeks as im finishing a meal my throat becomes painful and feels like its swollen almost as if I want to gag? I eat small meals (I use a sandwhich plate so it looks like a full size dinner even though im eating less as trying to loose weight) I don't eat spicey foods as im not keen on them.
I did take ozmaparole a few years ago to control excess tummy acid but no longer take them.
I do try to eat healthily but I love chocolate
as with us all the recent sunshine has worsened my symtoms and im feeling low again.
any advice would be great to ease this throat feeling please x
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I get this too sporadically & can be very painful sometimes. Like swallowing a tennis ball! I did some reading & sounds like inflammation of the oesophagus, but it never last long enough for me to have asked rheumy about it.
I hop you can get some help. X
I do get a similar feeling that comes and goes. I believe difficulty swallowing is a recognised symptom of Sjorgens so it may well also be a part of lupus. I have been told I have Sjorgens serology/lupus features.
Have the same problem here, you're not on your own
I've been drinking with my meals for a long time, sipping liquids as I eat...Discovered I had Sjogrens a few years ago and dont make enough saliva. This morning my throat is uncomfortable and red, not exactly sore but swallowings a bit of an effort. I hadnt linked it to SLE, maybe some of its that as well. I'll have a word with the nurse later this month...not much you can do but take fluids with your meals...
I feel as if I have swollen glands under my chin...My Rhemmy had a feel and said there was something going on, and I also have a 'Lumpy Thyroid'. I am going for an ultrasound scan tomorrow to check it out. So I know how you feel.
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