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Instant sore throat/cold
I get sore throat/cold after drinking something icy/chill. I avoid icecreams, ice cubes etc. This starts with sore throat, heavy running nose, coloured mucus from throat, nose, finally fever.
Situation has now become so poorer - I catch sore throat for drinking plain water that's present in an AC room (very mild chillness also creating problem). I am afraid now. which specialist doctor should I consult for this? I don't want to eat ice creams, but not able to drink mild chill water makes me worry. Thanks in advance, doctors.
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You need to see an Ent specialist
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Consult ENT Surgeon for further evaluation
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Hi take ent consultation for throat examination
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Dr. Jaimini Thakkar
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
6 yrs exp
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It's allergy only. Consult ENT surgeon.
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