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Old 06-12-2008, 03:35 PM #1
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Default throat closing up when talking...?
i don't know what the heck to make of this... my throat has decided its a good idea to randomly close on me while i am talking sometimes.. i gag like i swallowed a drink wrong...then i go into a coughing fit and all is well again... doesn't happen that often but it is annoying as all crap..

just wondering if this has happened to anyone else? i am unsure if this is MS related or allergy.. since i am allergic to something in the air around here.. but can't get tested for it because i am on a beta-blocker..
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