Medical question: feeling in the back of my throat?

[Anonymous]

I've been feeling it for a while, and it's not pain or mucus or anything. It's in the back of my throat and it's almost constant, and it feels like I need to breath in deeper, but when i do it doesn't help. Sometimes swallowing (nothing, just going through the motions) and then pushing with those muscles (? make any sense?) helps a little. I always feel like I'm not breathing deep enough, but I breath normally.

Has anyone experienced this? Does anyone know what it is?

[TheDevilInside]

Ashtma?
Or tonsil stones? But onsil stones has nothing to do with breathing, its more lie you feel some little lumps stuck at the back of your throat, where your tonsils are. And they cause bad breath.
Ashtma is when your trachea gets constricted so you don't get to breath as freely as usual and don't get as much air in with the same effort you usually put in.

[ginnyweasley]

i have a few times the first i had strep throat the other time i got an infection from swallowing too much chlorine

[coconutelixir]

1) Do you have allergies? Have you ever used a neti pot?
2) Do you have any other symptoms... such as fatigue, heartburn after eating certain foods or drinks, a cough, headaches around your sinuses?
3) Are you overweight or obese?