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Vibration in throat?

jtebo1955
jtebo1955 CSN Member Posts: 46
in Esophageal Cancer #1
I will be 2 yrs out in April from surgery. My question is does anyone have a vibrating in their throat when they lay down? Doesn't happen all the time and does not hurt. but never remember having anything like this before EC. Just wondering... Thought I seen somewhere a post about vocal cords vibrating?
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  • paul61
    paul61 CSN Member Posts: 1,392 Member
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    I sometimes notice it when I just lay down to go to sleep

    I am a little over three years out from surgery and I do notice a feeling like vibration in the back of my throat every so often right after I lay down to go to sleep. It is almost like a feeling of something stretching and vibrating as it stretches. It does not happen often and sometimes I will go for months without the sensation. I seemed to notice it more in the first year or two but much less as time goes by. I am not sure what it is though. It does seem harmless.

    Best Regards,

    Paul Adams

    McCormick, South Carolina

    DX 10/2009 T2N1M0  Stage IIB - Ivor Lewis Surgery  12/3/2009 - Post Surgery Chemotherapy 2/2009 – 6/2009

    Cisplatin, Epirubicin, 5 FU - Three Year Survivor

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