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Bitter tase in mouth
In March i was diagnosed with Pneumonia and i took medications as prescribed by doctor.
It got recovered. But from last 4 to 5 days i am have cough in the Morning and light throat pain.
My throat is light red from a long time (30 to 45 days).
Is my immunity got impacted due to pneumonia?
I am taking home immunity booster like milk and turmeric, juice of ginger from 1 2 months to keep myself fit.
Also i am having bitter taste from 4 to 5 days in mouth while trying to take out the cough and this bitter taste feeling is only in the Morning after i woke up.
I am afraid to go to a doctor's clinic because of this covid situation and i am staying with my parents who are 65 plus.
Please help ,is it anything serious.
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Mild throat pain and bitter taste in mouth could be due to reflux issues ... As u must have been on high dose of antibiotics which can also cause stomach upset ... Kindly explain in detail about ur condition ... Any history of contact with a covid positive pt ? ... Kindly drink plenty of fluids and have fresh fruits in diet ...
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plenty of fluids, avoid hot and spicy food
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Dr. (Major) Vipin Kakar Retd
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
35 yrs exp
Delhi
Please share your temperate chart and old X-ray with blood reports
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Use face mask, social distancing, take lot of oral fluids.
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