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Constant Post-nasal drip
I am having constant ear pain and throat pain while swallowing since 7-8 months. Been to 5(five) ENT's and 6(six) General physician.Everybody told it's nothing but Tonsilitis and pharyngitis. I did all sort of test Endoscopy, CBC, Laryngoscopy,LFT, otoscopy. Did 4-5 round of antibiotics but no relief. A constant Post nasal drip is there because of that I keep on clearing throat.Now because of repeated visit to Doctors my last doctor prescribed to consult a PSYCHIATRIST. My concern is-
1. If nothing serious is there why the pain and irritation not going away?
2. Does post nasal drip cause ear pain and throat pain(left side pain only) for so long or am I suffering from CANCER?
3. Does Anxiety cause these symptoms or am I really going Insane or Doctors are not able to diagnose me properly?
I have attached my throat pic please have a look.
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Dr. Gladson Guddappa Uchil
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
26 yrs exp
Bangalore
Never got a plain CT scan of your nose and paranasal sinuses(direct coronal view, 1mm cuts)? If not, please get it done, and then consult me on Practo app using video consultation option. You could upload those images there and then I will help resolve your problem.
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