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An underactive thyroid gland, a disorder called hypothyroidism, would cause a sensation of lump in the throat. General enlargement, nodules and inflammation in the thyroid gland can be caused by both hypo as well as hyperthyroidism. These nodules can cause a feeling of lump in the throat. Diagnosis usually rests on physical examination, blood tests, a needle biopsy and possibly an ultra sound examination.
Some of the symptoms that can point to hypothyroidism, Hashimotoâs disease, hyperthyroidism, Gravesâ disease, various types of thyroiditis, and thyroid cancer include: An enlarged neck. Palpable enlargement in the thyroid gland itself (goiter) A visible or palpable lump or lumps in your neck. Feeling of a lump in your throat when swallowing. A sore throat. Pain or tenderness in the neck. Your neck or throat feels sensitive, and ties, scarves, or turtlenecks donât feel comfortable.