Hello,
I would make an appointment with an ENT (Ear, nose & throat) specialist for a laryngeal computed tomographic (CT) scan to rule out thyroid-cartilage and/or vertebral body asymmetry. Spme people have thyroid or larynx cartilage causing the clicking.
An ENT can determine if this is actually causing the clicking. Normally, this is just annoying and of no seriousness and has no further complications.
If it is too annoying or becomes painful, although uncommon, the clicking throat is a surgically treatable problem as the cartilage can be trimmed as a minor outpatient procedure.
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