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Swallowing Problem

By aberdeenfootballclub September 16, 2020 4 answers Last updated September 16, 2020

Hi, I have a question and I don't know if it can help. I have a colleague of 4 years suffering from panic disorder, fear neurosis and depression. Up and down is better. But now there is a big problem, for 2 years I was taking Clonarex + Deanxit and it felt more than great, but the problem itself is that it was difficult for me to start swallowing the food? He doesn't have a lump or tighten it so that he can't swallow the food down to the esophagus, but on the contrary it's just like he got some spasm from Clonarex himself maybe (as some say) or he just got some spasm I don't know if you can answer me. Is it possible that due to severe depression, stress is the problem? He felt with these pills for more than 2 years with Clonarex and Deanxita and was the same person as before but gradually this problem with eating arose that he could not eat .... She was recently diagnosed with chronic gastritis, could it be reflux? Should I go to the ENT?

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sophieparis answered · September 16, 2020

   Go to an endocrinologist to check your thyroid!

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joseline answered · September 16, 2020

   Author: up to 1. He went but nothing was found, everything is fine. Anything else to offer? He began to think it might be a serious illness, and his nerves began to take over again

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rippedrafff answered · September 16, 2020

   most likely not a serious illness. Everything is on nervous ground. He may also have panic attacks that he will choke and be afraid to swallow, he may have a nervous breakdown. These are just assumptions and I think it's nervous. To calm him down, let him go to a gastroenterologist to see the esophagus, there may be spasms there and from that, go to the ENT to see his pharyngeal reflexes. I guess he won't have anything, and everything is on nervous ground. Write what happened next with your acquaintance.

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ashanty_sweet69 answered · September 16, 2020

   To test for b12 and folic acid is probably deficient.