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MADDOG
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Hi Gang
I have it again , the choking from what I call the flapper valve not sealing off my lungs.

Doctor calls it Oropharyngeal dysphagia.

With costrochondritis. (Sore sternum) and ribs.

My throat burns like I drank something to hot.

The burning wont go away after 10 days.

Cold then hot back and forth.

I got another specialist appointment Friday.

This bites because I am supposed to drive to Wyoming very soon for 3 weeks.

I can't figure out what is causing it.

Lyme?
EBV?
Strep?
Some strange deer disease I get in the wildlife area were I hunt? Like purple tung crossing over to humans?
Yeast infection?
Esafageal cancer?

I had this in Feb. and March , it slowly went away but not completely.

What is this crap??????

MADDOG

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Keebler
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Any news clothes or textiles in your home? Lots of chemicals / dyes there.

Be sure all fuzzy items are out of your way (bath mats - a cork mat is better for lungs) . . . fuzzy stuff in bedroom really rough on lungs, too.
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MADDOG
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Hi Keebler
Nothing new,I am chem. sensitive so I am very careful of them.

I use very few if any Sented things. I do like the apple Dawn dish washing liquid.

I have been using tons of DEET I bought the spray kind just before this all started instead of the pump. Now I wonder if inhaleing the spray is the problem.

MADDOG

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lpkayak
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Maddog those are my sx

Started with reflux(burning) if you cant control it with diet or meds it can get worse and unfortuneatly lead to esophageal cancer. Not a goid thing to have.

I went frim burnung to choking to waking up at night with vomit in my mouth

That got me backbto specialust. I was afraid i would choke and die in my sleep. He said i wouldnt

But he did endoscopy and dx me with barretts esophagus. Which is pre cancerous

I have to stay awy frim foods that bring burning, take meds that stop burning and sleep with head raised

Do whatever you have to do to keep burning away. Its a bad cancer

For me costochondritis is more left over lyme and magnesium and or muscle relaxant takes care of it

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Lyme? Its complicated. Educate yourself.

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**moving to medical**

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Faithful

Just sharing my experience, I am not a doctor.

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