Throat infection/ Blockage

2020-04-01 14:52:44
Have consulted doctor. Have completed prescribed medication * Ceftas - O Tab * Signoflam Tab * Montek LC tab For 5 days. I have no fever or breathlessness. I still have a blocked like feeling in my throat.( Last year too, I had this but after medication it was alright.) Any suggestions? What medicine should I continue. Please suggest. Thanks
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Could be having LPRD. Try some antacid. Avoid spicy and oily food.

Answered2020-04-01 14:57:15

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Tab azitral 500mg once daily Tab hifenac p daily two times Tab rantac daily two times Rexidine mouth wash two times a day Tab zincovit once daily , use for 3 to 5 days as needed Stop previous medication

Answered2020-04-01 14:56:33

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U can take these medicines, if not reducing get yourself examined Cap. Sompraz D before food morning and night for 10 days Syp. Gaviscon 15ml 3 times aday
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hot water gargling increase warm fluid intake avoid coffee tea soft, non spicy, oil free diet
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take steam inhalation with plain water from nose and mouth sips of warm water every 15min avoid throat clearing

Answered2020-04-02 17:57:07

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Is it painful while swallowing? Any cough ? Possibly throat congestion due to infection or seasonal allergy
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Please revert via chat with a photo of your throat with tongue protruded out for confirmation of diagnosis and advice on treatment
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avoid cold food and beverages

Answered2020-04-01 14:58:08

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