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Suggest Treatment For Blocked Throat,difficulty In Breathing And Hoarse Voice

Hi my problem is a gert and hiantial hernia (sorry about my spelling) I have trouble breathing, my throat closes and I cannot get air, I have to push down my tongue. I do not have asthma . I have had all test, w scope down my throat and they cant find anything. Now my voice is hoarse and I am really having difficulty breathing and eating. I do have 2 small bumps on the back of neck. I am wakened in my sleep and I almost turn blue. What can I do, I am very scared about the breathing.
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Hi,
my advice you is to consult ENT surgeon, Gastroenterologist at the earliest for ruling out Aero digestive tract malignancies with or without mediastinal compression and secondaries in lymphnodes.
The hiatus hernia with GERD problem itself may cause hoarseness, diff in swallowing and breathing. the bump mentioned by you in neck and bluish discolourations or warning signs.
Please take care.
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Suggest Treatment For Blocked Throat,difficulty In Breathing And Hoarse Voice

Hi, my advice you is to consult ENT surgeon, Gastroenterologist at the earliest for ruling out Aero digestive tract malignancies with or without mediastinal compression and secondaries in lymphnodes. The hiatus hernia with GERD problem itself may cause hoarseness, diff in swallowing and breathing. the bump mentioned by you in neck and bluish discolourations or warning signs. Please take care.