Anyone have Laryngeal Sensory Neuropathy?

Posted by tkubby @tkubby, Jan 23, 2019

I am looking to talk with anyone that has been told they have larynx sensory neuropathy. In other words, over active nerves in the larynx.

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Has anyone had a positive, long term effect with laryngeal blocks for chronic throat clearing? That is my next step after trying all the already mentioned treatments and seeing multiple specialists.

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I have also been through many treatments and specialists. As a last resort, I had both left and right side laryngeal nerve blocks last year, but unfortunately they were ineffective. I wish you luck.

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@wendymb

There is a spot behind the earlobe and above the jaw which when pressure is applied with your index finger can ease a laryngospasm (when it feels like you can’t breathe). Not sure if that’s what you mean when talking about a coughing spasm?

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Thanks!

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@wendymb

There is a spot behind the earlobe and above the jaw which when pressure is applied with your index finger can ease a laryngospasm (when it feels like you can’t breathe). Not sure if that’s what you mean when talking about a coughing spasm?

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Google Larson's Maneuver. The points are behind the ear lobes. Hope this helps.

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@bubbie2

Google Larson's Maneuver. The points are behind the ear lobes. Hope this helps.

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Thank you!

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@onmayo

I have also been through many treatments and specialists. As a last resort, I had both left and right side laryngeal nerve blocks last year, but unfortunately they were ineffective. I wish you luck.

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Thank you very much. I do hope you find relief as well.

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