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Constant infection in throat
My throat gets infected very rapidly. Usually in season change and otherwise also, ulcers develop and it gets very painful. A little pain is always there in the throat. I am a teacher so my job is to speak more. Isn't there any permanent remedy for that? I drink hot/warm turmeric water every morning
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Ulcers usually as common with ppl having gastric issues ... Although ur job profile makes u prone to get voice issues but not recurrent infections ... Kindly discuss in detail about the issue with an ent doctor ..
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Health Tips
maintain oral hygiene, drink plenty of fluids, avoid hot and spicy food
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As per your history the main reason is your job profile and also seems like allergic component to it. Some investigations may also be required to know the exact cause.
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consider online consultation for detailed history or meet any ENT specialist for examination of your larynx.
Health Tips
Take voice rest for 1 week.
Take Tab.Allegra-M once a day and Cap.zevit once a day.
zytee lotion for local application on Ulcers.
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