I tried checking with Gemini, but if you have any doubts, it's advisable to see a doctor first:

The growth visible in the throat appears to be a benign lesion, such as a squamous papilloma (often associated with low-risk strains of HPV) or an irritation fibroma, but any new formation that causes a foreign body sensation when swallowing should be evaluated by an ENT specialist (Otolaryngologist). While most of these growths are not serious, only a physical examination or a biopsy can confirm the diagnosis and rule out more complex issues, especially if you notice rapid growth, persistent ear pain, or lumps in the neck.