If we're in mental pain, and can't speak out right, does the throat aches?
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It's knida hard to understand or to guess why this is happening to you.\nI have a theory, though - maybe when you are in mental pain you become very angry or depressed (which is bad for the nervous system), maybe you feel like crying. Maybe you have difficulty speaking because you feel like crying and you have like a clump in your throat?? Do you know what I mean?\nEither way, the solution is to be HAPPY, and I know it may be hard when you are experiencing mental pain, but this pain will NEVER go away by itself unless YOU do something about it. If you are happy, the thing with the throat shouldn't happen. Exercising may help too, both for the mental and physical well being.\nHope it helps.\nMarina
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The problems seems to be conveying your feelings, that is what i could see in your question, and if you can't express properly nobody can help you.
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Sounds like a throat infection
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yes, take your medication as directed until you finish it. some people develop inner ear infections and dont know that they have strep throat until they pass out or develop severe nausea and vertigo, infections do not always produce in convienient symptoms but they do cause damage whether you feel it or not.
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It usually starts with flu-like symptoms like muscle aches/pain, fatigue, fever, and just overall feel bad. As it progresses to the brain and/or spinal cord a classic symptom is a severe headache and neck pain that can't be relieved with over the counter meds.
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its not so much of a complete scream as it is a scrrech with a tight throat. Just breathe out as hard as you can and tighten your throat and that's what it should feel like when you scream.
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Younger children less than three years old will have pain for a week or less; older children and adults may have pain for as long as two or three weeks. Many will also note ear pain. This is due to common nerves that go to both the throat and the ears, thus tricking the brain into thinking there is ear pain when the pain is actually coming from the throat. \n\nTo assist with pain control and fluid intake, Popsicles may be eaten as often as tolerated. This serves as an ice pack at the back of the throat.\n\nI am so sorry that you are in pain but it appears you will gradually get better and will be OK in a couple of weeks. If you still have unbearable pain, by all means see your doctor again.
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The back pain can be from your kidneys not getting enough water. The sore throat can be anything from allergy to infection. If you develop a fever, worry alot cuz then you for sure have an infection. See the doctor...if you have a temperature. Ear ache can be infection or the after trauma of someone hitting you or you bumping into something.\n\nFor ear pain boil a garlic, mush it and stick it in your ear, garlic cures infections (some). Note: make note of your menstrual cycle for the back pain as well.
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If you were on antibiotics and didn't finish  your prescription you may have the tonsillitis again, if your ears hurt you probably have an ear infection too  (it is pretty common since the throat, ears, and nose are all connected)  Try gargling with warm salt water, that will help.  (Popsicles are a bit better for tonsillitis than ice cream)\ngo back to the Dr. if it persists!! (you don't want it to turn in to strep)
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It is always preferable to talk and to express out all..everything that you retain and satying enclosed inner you affects your mental and phisical health..So boldly,go ahead..talk..share,,
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I would go to the ER. I'm not sure where you are, but if you are in the States, you might try going to a minor emergency center. They are often open 24 hours, or at least on weekends. \nSounds like classic tonsilitis to me. If it is interfering with your ability to eat and drink then you should see a doctor as soon as you can. Try taking some ibuprofen or tylenol (paracetemol) to make yourself a little more comfortable.
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ITS ALL IN YOUR HEAD (PAIN) NO. MIND OVER MATTER. IF YOU DON'T THINK ABOUT IT THEN USUALLY IT WONT
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Your body and your mind have been through quite an ordeal, unfortunately, I think it's going to just take some time.  You may not sleep tonight at all.  I suppose the best thing to try to do is something you enjoy.  \n\nHave you taken any tylenol or ibuprofen?  That will help the physical pain.  \n\nI'm sure your mind keeps re-living the event over and over and over.  You've got to be angry even though you "escaped".  If that's what keeping you "up" then you need to distract your mind....do something that makes you stop thinking about it.  When you do think about it....tell yourself...it's over....I'm not going there anymore...it's done...I did everything right...it's time to move on. \n\nI'm really glad your O.K..  If your neck continues to bother you may need to see a doctor.  Are you having any difficulty swallowing or breathing?
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your 'sore throat' could now be a laryngitis or tonsilitis. thats an infection that usually does not go away by itself = you prob will have to take antibiotics (most likely doxizycline). indicator for that is swating (=>fever) trouble swallowing (+ a lot of pain i would guess).\nwhen your breath begins to smell different, its an other indicator for the infections mentioned above.\nto make sure please go and see your doctor.\n\ngood luck
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Sore throat, loss of voice, hoarseness in voice.
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This is a common symptom of pharyngitis, or inflammation of the back of the throat.  The nerves cross-over with some of those to the ear canal, so pain in the throat can be referred to the ear and pain in the ear can be referred to the throat.  If you have pain when you swallow, it is likely the throat.  On occasion, inflammation of the throat can also affect the normal drainage of the middle ear, but the ear pain would be constant throbbing with pressure, which can be unbearable (not just noticeable with swallowing).\n\nAlthough strep throat is possible, pharyngitis is usually VIRAL, and antibiotics will not help.  Warning signs of strep throat include high (103+) fevers, body aches, swollen lymph nodes in the neck and foul breath.  Viral pharyngitis usually resolves within a few days if you tough it out.  Fevers, chills, body aches or inability to swallow your own saliva are all worrisome signs which should be seen right away.  Otherwise, you can go with a diet of warm liquids, get some lozenges, and take it easy for a few days.\n\nHope you feel better soon!
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If the lump in your throat is brought on by emotion and not caused by a physical condition, then it's what doctors call 'globus hystericus' or 'globus sensation'.\n\nQ. You what?\nA. It's an exaggerated awareness of the throat muscles going into spasm. For most of us, it happens during the sad bits of a film, or at a wedding, or even a particularly sentimental episode of EastEnders. For others, it can be a more serious stress-related condition.\n\nQ. What happens?\nA. The globus sensation is the feeling of having some kind of lump in the throat when there isn't a physical reason for it. Sufferers gasp for breath and feel as if they can't breathe. Some think their Adam's apple has swollen up or moved.\n\nThis lump in the throat is often accompanied by sweating, a pounding heart, clammy hands and a dry mouth. There are feelings of panic, fear and anxiety.\n\nQ. Is it life-threatening?\nA. No. Even though some people actually have difficulty swallowing, or feel that food is sticking in their gullet, there is no physical reason for it. Your throat won't actually close if there's no physical problem.\n\nQ. What causes it?\nA. It's usually linked with depression, or it can be a symptom of a panic attack. Rreassurance and calmer breathing will help the feeling disappear. As a rule, it isn't a problem once the underlying reason for the depression or panic attack has been dealt with. Sometimes, just the realisation that the feeling of fullness in the throat is caused by anxiety is enough to make it stop.