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Covid 19 with granular pharyngitis
I am having mild sore throat for last one month with feverish feeling.It all started one day when i was having dinner i felt like something stuck in my throat. I was having so much anxiety.However that stuck feeling went away. But next day onwards I started feeling mild throat pain, at the same time I started feeling little bit feverish. I immediately did RAT and RTPCR for covid 19 it came negative.After 2/3 days as the throat pain was persistent I took antibiotic thinking it might be bacterial, but it didn't work and I changed the antibiotic after consultation with a ENT specialist. Stil persistently throat pain was there.Then I visited one ENT specialist he diagnosed it to be a granular pharyngitis with cobblestone throat. I started gurgling with betadin, salt water.I felt little bit relieved, but again after sometime pain comes.Again I did RAT, this time it came positive. Now its 3 days I am COvid negative but stil having that sore that and granular pharyngitis..kindly suggest....
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If it's due to bacterial infection your throat pain should have disappeared by now,it may be due to viral or your anxiety.Just continue saline gargle.
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Tab Augmentin 625 mg 1 tab twice daily for 5 days,Tab Sinarest levo 1 tab twice daily for 5 days,Cap Rablet D1 cap once daily empty stomach for 5 days,Betadine gargle twice daily for 5 days
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