Suddenly have popping in throat when swallowing. Will it go away?

I’ve been having the same problem for about 6 months. Is it still there or has it gone away?

I've been getting this as well. If I move my head certain angles it stops. Mine only happens when I voluntarily swallow ( it doesn't happen when I swallow food or drink) is yours the same?

I've read that it's possibly related to anxiety. Do you suffer from anxiety?

I had something very similar happen to me four years ago. I had a sort of run-of-the-mill respiratory virus for a few days. I woke up one morning with a clicking or popping sensation in my throat. It didn't hurt exactly, but it was a bit distressing. I could make the sensation stop if I turned my head to certain angles, but most of the time the popping sensation was present. I could also press on my throat and it would go away. My cold got better, but the clicking didn't go away. Eventually I consulted my PC doc, who sent me to an ENT. They scoped my throat and noted a bit of paralysis in my left vocal cord. They sent me to physical therapy (useless), prescribed speech therapy, had a couple of radiological swallow studies done (so they could see the swallowing mechanism in action), GI consults, etc. This was all probably over the course of a year, with no change to the popping sensation. Last year, on a third follow-up throat scope, they said the paralysis appeared to have improved somewhat, but I still had the popping sensation. Four years later it's still with me—no real change. I am mostly used to it now, but very rarely it will cause me a little bit of discomfort. In the end, the diagnosis was basically that the virus I had four years ago caused some nerve damage in my throat and that this will be a minor annoyance I'll just have to deal with.

I had something very similar happen to me four years ago. I had a sort of run-of-the-mill respiratory virus for a few days. I woke up one morning with a clicking or popping sensation in my throat. It didn't hurt exactly, but it was a bit distressing. I could make the sensation stop if I turned my head to certain angles, but most of the time the popping sensation was present. I could also press on my throat and it would go away. My cold got better, but the clicking didn't go away. Eventually I consulted my PC doc, who sent me to an ENT. They scoped my throat and noted a bit of paralysis in my left vocal cord. They sent me to physical therapy (useless), prescribed speech therapy, had a couple of radiological swallow studies done (so they could see the swallowing mechanism in action), GI consults, etc. This was all probably over the course of a year, with no change to the popping sensation. Last year, on a third follow-up throat scope, they said the paralysis appeared to have improved somewhat, but I still had the popping sensation. Four years later it's still with me—no real change. I am mostly used to it now, but very rarely it will cause me a little bit of discomfort. In the end, the diagnosis was basically that the virus I had four years ago caused some nerve damage in my throat and that this will be a minor annoyance I'll just have to deal with.

Hey! So I just got this problem a couple of days ago, I’m gonna be 16 and it feels like a bone is smacking together and making a clicking/popping noise, Id there seriously nothing that can be done? It’s a bit painful but I don’t know if I can have this the rest of my life, I have high anxiety, And I’ve been taking medicine like crazy trying to get rid of it, So did they ever find out a diagnosis? Thanks in advance!

All i can say is relax dont get anxious on the click let it happen dont concentrate on it i am having it since September almost 9 months one thing i suggest that can make you relax is to watch the mirror while swallow or drinking and watch your throat moving up and down slowly ..
Any ways keep updating us your journey

Hey I have an update! So I went to the doctor today and they told me I had just a few muscles in my neck that wasn’t settling down from an infection from crying and screaming I had done that had traumatized my neck, It should be gone soon! I’m on medication now!