The disorder was renamed globus pharyngeus in 1968 by Malcomson [6] and more recently it has been defined as a persistent or intermittent sensation of a lump or foreign body in the throat for at ...

Dr Amir Khan has shared five commonly Googled and 'weird' symptoms that may seem harmless but could actually be a sign of something more serious - and you should tell your GP about them ...

Dr Amir Khan has shared a list of five common yet 'weird' health symptoms many people may have Googled in the past - but he says they should not be ignored and may require a GP appointment ...

Doctor Amir Khan listed five 'weird' symptoms many people commonly experience and turn to Google in a bid for answers but they could each require a personalised check up with a GP ...

Symptoms and signs The sensation resembles the normal reaction of being choked up during events which cause grief, pride or even happiness. Suppression of sadness is the usual reason found for this ...

Globus sensation (a feeling of something stuck in the throat without difficulty swallowing) can be mistaken for dysphagia. Other conditions, like anxiety-related throat tightness or asthma-related ...

Globus and Stress The globus sensation can be associated with emotions or mood, including feelings of anxiety or stress. It's important to note, however, it is not necessarily linked to a ...

BTW: Sensation play is more about the journey than the destination. Consider it a way to connect with your physicality, and perhaps also your sexual partner, rather than a means to an orgasm.

Medical Intelligence Brief Recording Archive Globus Hystericus (Globus Sensation) Author: Richard Schatzki, M.D. * Author Info & Affiliations Published March 26, 1964 N Engl J Med 1964;270: 676 ...

Globus sensation is mostly more annoying than anything else. It’s a painless result of several different health conditions including acid reflux, esophageal issues and chronic sinusitis.