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Had typhoid..irritation in throat
Completed course of antibiotics for 10 days but now heaviness in chest with some pain ndd irritation in throat..no fever...no cough..bloating problem very heavy...ndd feeling very weak and anxious...some redness is also there in throat
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-Take rest and for throat irritation u can do gargles with salt and water or betadin and water
-Also check if ur having any acidity problems
Even acidity and heart burns can cause throat pain
Take antacids if u have acidity
-Since u had suffered from typhoid recently give some time to your body to recover well
-Eat healthy , take enough rest
If possible drink boiled water
Try hot coffee/ Tea
-U can also try honey with warm water daily on empty stomach
-After all this even if u still feel throat irritation is increasing or having fever or other symptoms
Consult a physician
Take care and get well soon
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You can gargle with antiseptic mouthwash
Can consult online
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Need to be evaluated. Please consult.
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Can be an associated pharyngitis. Need to take meds for that too. Consult.
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