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Acute on chronic Pharyngitis
Sore throat and pain in tonsil glands seasonally during this time every year. Have been on antibiotics for 3-4 years now. Should I continue Ceftum 250mg tablets?? Why does this re-occur?? No fever, no headache, no sickness, just pain near the tonsil glands is all. Happens every year during April/May
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May be chronic tonsillitis.
Recurring tonsillar infections are generally due to bacterial resistance. Further more details shall be required. Please feel free to do online consultation.
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consider doing a details consultation at least online.
Health Tips
avoid cold things.
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Repeated attacks of tonsillitis can occur because of bacterial resistance
Continue with ceftum 500mg twice daily for 5 days
For pain and inflammation take some pain killer
Betadine gargles
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Consult online
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Avoid cold diet
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