brandonjamesh
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Newbs here,
I have had a white patch on my back right tonsil for at least a few months now. I certainly have acid reflux and have an upcoming appointment to get a hiatal hernia looked at and most likely fixed, which should fix the reflux and subsequent sore throats. As a result of the reflux, the back of my throat is all red and inflammed, and I can't help but worry about oral/throat/esoph'l cancer.
The big thing that scares me is the globus sensation (feeling that something is stuck in my throat), which I've had once before 2 years ago, but, as of 10 days ago, has come back every day since with a vengeance. My intuition tells me that if the globus were a tumor/mass, it wouldn't come and go throughout the day, like mine does; It would just remain the same size pretty much all the time, but it's difficult to keep reminding myself of that, and it's not enough to convince that something malignant isn't actually going on.
Has anyone else experienced anything close to this, or shared a fear of these cancers?
Any words of help/insight/encouragement would be greatly appreciated!
I have had a white patch on my back right tonsil for at least a few months now. I certainly have acid reflux and have an upcoming appointment to get a hiatal hernia looked at and most likely fixed, which should fix the reflux and subsequent sore throats. As a result of the reflux, the back of my throat is all red and inflammed, and I can't help but worry about oral/throat/esoph'l cancer.
The big thing that scares me is the globus sensation (feeling that something is stuck in my throat), which I've had once before 2 years ago, but, as of 10 days ago, has come back every day since with a vengeance. My intuition tells me that if the globus were a tumor/mass, it wouldn't come and go throughout the day, like mine does; It would just remain the same size pretty much all the time, but it's difficult to keep reminding myself of that, and it's not enough to convince that something malignant isn't actually going on.
Has anyone else experienced anything close to this, or shared a fear of these cancers?
Any words of help/insight/encouragement would be greatly appreciated!