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Hv v bad throat pain
V bad throat pain extending to ears.while speaking up or swallowing pains a lot.also just fyi hv undergone angioplasty last week.taken combiflam but no relief
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In most cases, antibiotics will quickly wipe out the bacteria causing the infection. In the meantime, try these tips to relieve symptoms of strep throat: Get plenty of rest. Sleep helps your body fight infection. If you have strep throat, stay home from work if you can. Drink plenty of water. Keeping a sore throat lubricated and moist eases swallowing. Drinking plenty of water also helps prevent dehydration. Eat soothing foods. Foods that are easy on a sore throat include broths, soups, applesauce, cooked cereal, mashed potatoes, soft fruits, yogurt and soft-cooked eggs. You may even want to puree foods in the blender to make them easier to swallow. Very cold foods such as sherbet, frozen yogurt or frozen fruit pops also may be soothing. Avoid spicy foods or acidic foods such as orange juice. Gargle with warm salt water. gargling several times a day can help relieve throat pain. Use a humidifier.Consult your treating doctors for further help and for regular fallow up.
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You may be having an aphthous ulcer high up in your throat or palate due to the stress you underwent. Consult a good ENT Specialist using the practo app and get the diagnosis confirmed. Analgesics like combiflam will not help but instead may aggravate you pain.
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