Where I'm going with this is GERD and the sometimes very audible ephogeal reflux wheezing. Could this be a possibility - lungs clear but most of the airway sounds over the neck/ esophogeal area? This is another situation where a good cough or throat clearing could lead to a sudden stop in audible wheezing. Oct 10, '08 Possibility #1 As above, if he coughed he may have cleared it.
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