The throat always feels like there is something stuck mainly in the following cases: 1. Chronic pharyngitis. It may be related to the patient’s frequent smoking, drinking, eating spicy, stimulating, salty, eating sweet and other bad eating habits, but also with lifestyle habits. Generally there is lymphatic follicle hyperplasia in the back wall of the pharynx and the root of the tongue, and when the patient swallows food, especially when drinking water, there is a feeling of being stuck. 2. something does grow in the throat. For example, tonsil papilloma, tonsil polyp, tonsil cyst, epiglottic cyst, hypopharyngeal cancer, laryngeal cancer, etc. When patients are eating, they will have the feeling of a foreign body stuck because something has grown. It is recommended to do the examination such as electronic laryngoscopy to avoid missing the diagnosis. In other cases, laryngoscopy and other tests of the throat do not reveal any disease, but the patient feels stuck, which may be related to psychological factors. There is also the rare case of hypertelorism, which may have a unilateral stuck feeling in the throat.