The sensation of having something stuck in the throat that cannot be coughed up or swallowed, commonly referred to as a foreign body sensation in the throat, is frequently observed in patients with chronic pharyngitis. This condition often arises due to prolonged overuse of the voice, excessive smoking and alcohol consumption, a diet rich in spicy and irritating foods, exposure to dust and chemical irritants in work or daily life, fatigue and lack of sleep leading to a weakened immune system, and exposure to cold and damp environments. Additionally, recurrent inflammation in adjacent areas such as the nasal cavity, sinuses, trachea, and bronchi can contribute to the development of chronic pharyngitis. Patients may experience recurring symptoms such as sore throat, dryness, and the sensation of a foreign body in the throat. A thorough examination of the throat is also necessary to rule out the presence of benign or malignant growths in the throat area.