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What causes Clicking or Popping in Throat when Swallowing?

Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT) | Last Active: May 5 4:03pm | Replies (328)
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@ilikecake123

So your clicking has gone now that the offending cartilage has been removed? That is fantastic! Do you mind me asking, was it front of the throat (thyroid cartilage lamina) or back of the throat (superior cornu)?

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rockysolomon995 | @rockysolomon995 | Dec 26, 2023

Superior Cornu was bent. He had no idea how that could’ve happened. I could have been born with it and as you get older the neck starts to curve toward which will run against it. Or it could have been from past trauma I had. I also had a bad habit of holding in my sneezes which he said puts a lot of pressure on neck. So it could have been that over the years.

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