My daughter for the past month and a half now has complained about her throat burning when she swallows. She says when she swallows her salivia makes her choke, and burns her throat really bad, the other symptoms that go along with it is her mouth and teeth and hurting really bad. She does have Asthma and also Narcolepsy with severe cataplexy. I have taken her to an ENT specialist they have done a scope and confirmed everything looks good and it might be acid reflux, we have been treating with Zantac and Prilosec now for a month, and it hasn't helped. We went today to see an oral surgeon (since her teeth are hurting) I figured maybe there is something in her gums that could be causing this, like a stone in her gland.. He looked at her mouth and said her teeth are fine, but her 12 year old molars are coming through??? Can molars coming through cause all of these symptoms?? What worries me, is she will not swallow instead keeps sticking paper towels in her mouth to avoid swallowing, she is not eating and drinking much as she says it makes it worse sometimes. I am at a lost as to what to do next??? I have her on Ensure (so she keeps the vitamins in) and give her nothing but gatoraide and water to drink... This sometimes gets hurting her so bad that she cries and begs me to do something for her... I have taken her to all the specialist suggested.. If anyone can help me out with this or give me any suggestions, that can re-assure her, it would be greatly appreciated... Thank you...