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Itchy and redness in throat
Suffering from itchy and redness in throat and itchy in ears and nose from 4 years and we didn't find the exact allergies and consulted doctors but they all prescribed anti allergic pills and antibiotics which seems to be working but only for a few days and starts again if she eats a sour fruits and she is struggling to understand the reason for her condition , not understanding about the condition she has , I don't think it's allergy . when we consult a doctor they said that her throat is wounded like redness and all
Note : she suffered from severe fungal infection on skin on body before but it's gone after medication and treatment and this condition started just after 1 year after fungal infection
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It could be due to allergy for something or cause may be in your nose and throat complete work up required to better understand you problem
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Visit ENT for complete work up examination and investigation
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Avoid spicy food ,cold stuff , ice cream and cold drinks , do warm saline gargle and during episode take anti allergy tablets
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Skin prick test to identify the allergens
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Dr. Jaimini Thakkar
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
6 yrs exp
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It's allergy only.
Skin prick allergy test to know allergen.
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