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2020-10-23 17:21:28
I recovered from covid 19 on 5 th October. But my throat is still sore. Please let me know what am I supposed to so in this situation. I am drinking lukewarm water and also I gargle twice regularly.
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Gargling hot water littlesalt, steam inhalation very important , some good lozenges , bcomplex with zinc tablets , vit c 500mg dailyand d3 60000iuweekly.

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Do a online consultation with a pulmonologist for further evaluation and management

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Yes it's been seen that patient do experience upper respiratory tract symptoms after recovering from covid. Only symptomatic treatment is needed.

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