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Thanks for the question. Acid laryngitis, which can cause the sensation of having a lumpinone's throat, is sometimes a symptom of acid reflux. Given the fact that you are taking Nexium, it seems that you are already seeing a doctor about acid reflux. You should tell him or her about these symptoms. Before you go, you may want to try this symptom checker for some ideas of what to talk to your doctor about.

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