Re: Another Neck/Throat Question

[Guest guest]

I have that but mine progressed to feeling like I couldn't swallow and then

i'd get spasms in my tongue. That freaked me out. It has something to do with

my cortisol level dropping for me. It's not something that is easily ignored

or do I feel able to get use to.

Carlene

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[Guest guest]

Yes, the unswallowed food feeling occasionally happens to me. It's

sporadic, and I can't pinpoint what triggers it. Have read other's having

the same sensation so at least we know we're not imagining it. I'm on

Cytomel, but have high Cortisol. Using Ashwaganda and Seriphos PS for the

high Cortisol.

Have appt with gyn nurse practiioner to look at hormone levels after Val

suggested Estrogen issues based on my saliva tests, which will be going

with me to NP. Will likely be going back on compounded bio ident

progesterone. We'll see.

kc in az

[Guest guest]

Yes!!! Will this ever go away??

-- Another Neck/Throat Question

Does anyone or has anyone had a feeling that food that's been

swallowed hasn't completely gone down? Something kind of like taking

several vitamins at one time and one not going down with the rest -

except this is with food????

[Guest guest]

Yes, my husband has that same problem...some food has to be swallowed

and reswallowed...liquids go down fine, drier foods are harder to get

down, has to use liquid to get it down. Doc had xray done by therapist

but they said they could not find anything wrong. He does have

thyroid/adrenal problems also....

> Does anyone or has anyone had a feeling that food that's been

> swallowed hasn't completely gone down? Something kind of like taking

> several vitamins at one time and one not going down with the rest -

> except this is with food????

>