I would like a medical person to answer this question, if possible.
I did scream to the top of my voice about 7-8 months ago, but also done the same thing over a number of years, before. The next morning when I got up, my hoarseness in the voice has gone away, but I felt pain and congestion in the middle part of my neck/throat. This happened in June, 2006.
Since the above time, I had fluctuations in my throat with pain, pressure, discomfort, inflammation, etc. I have been to the doctor after 2 weeks as the pain was not relieving and also during that month, the season was cold. He said, I had an infection, but the pain and congestion still stayed.
Later on sometime, I went to the ENT specialist and all he gave me was DEMAZIN and DIAZEPAM and said, there was nothing wrong with me.
Recently, I went to the general doctor and received antibiotics and said, I was having "post-nasal drip".
Could someone explain, if this throat congestion is due to screaming or anything else?
2007-01-03
19:48:01
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