Globus pharyngeus, also called globus sensation or globus, is a feeling of having something stuck in the throat. It may occur as a result of stress and anxiety. Certain medical conditions, such as ...

Feeling a lump, bump, or swelling in your throat without having an actual lump is known as a Globus sensation. Causes include muscle tension and certain health conditions. Stress, fatigue, and ...

Globus sensation doesn’t impact your ability to swallow, distinguishing it from other throat conditions. As many as 46% of people experience a certain degree of globus sensation at some point in ...

If you feel throat symptoms but there appears no medical reason for it, you may be diagnosed with globus pharyngeus. It can lead to coughing and throat irritation, often due to efforts to clear ...

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 ...

Dr Ghai said, “Globus sensation or Globus Hystericus is a persistent feeling that something is stuck in your throat. It is a type of conversion disorder which usually stems from anxiety.” ...

In addition to throat tightness, a person may feel as if they have a lump or ball in their throat. Health experts call this sensation globus pharyngeus or globus hystericus.

Background. Globus pharyngeus is a sensation of a lump or foreign body in the throat, sometimes associated with thyroid diseases and surgery. Previous studies investigated this condition with ...

The Glasgow-Edinburgh Throat Scale (GETS) [] was used to measure the presence and severity of globus symptoms. The GETS is a 10-items questionnaire, based on a 8 grade Likert scale, from 0 (absent ...