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Constant itchiness in throat
Hi all suffering from Constant itchiness in throat, dry cough due to it no bulgum, itchiness increases after I eat oily greasy food pizza or any outside unhealthy also I get itchiness accompanied by dry cough if someone is frying something.
Can't sleep at night due to Constant irritation/ itching in throat
Wanted to know what I am facing is this allergy or something else ?
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It may be due to laru go pharyngeal reflux disease. It occurs due to the reflux of the acid from the stomach. The disease most commonly seen in pwople with irregular diet, stress and lack of exercise. So nothing to worry. Take proper medication and do regular exercise can cure your problem.
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Consult ENT specialist
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Symptoms are mostly of Lpr . Further evaluation needed .
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Consult Immediately
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Avoid oily and spicy food
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You're symptoms are of acute throat infection
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TAB CEFTUM 500mg p/o 12 hourly for 5 days
CAP RABLET D 1CAP P/O OD empty stomach for 5 days
TAB MONTAIR LC 1 tab p/o at bed time for 5 days
TAB SIGNOFLAM 1TAB P/o 12 HOURLY for 5 days
WARM SALINE GARGLES P/O 3 to 4 times in day
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avoid spicy and oliy for 2 to 3 weeks
Ear tummy full diet
maintain hydration
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Its normal for many. But if its bothering you too much then
Syp. Mucaine gel 2 tsf thrice daily before meals would help
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Dr. Jaimini Thakkar
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
6 yrs exp
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It looks laryngopharyngeal reflux.
Avoid spicy and oily food.
There should be gap of 2-3 hrs between sleep n dinner
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