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White spots

2016-03-16 09:49:03
Hello i have white spots or its like fungus inside my throat, i am facing this problem since 2 years, there was no pain, no difficulties in swallowing or eating anything..
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Hello, I undertsand your condition totally. The condition that which you're explaining might be an infection and might not be am infection. We cannot simply say that it is fungal infection. If it would have been fungal it would nit be this silent almost asymptomatic. It should be dealt by a specialist. You need to consult s ENT specialist for your medical assistance. Thank you

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