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2 weeks back recovered from covid, now I got cold and throat pain. Is it possible re infection or post covid symptoms. Used steroids for 10 days while I am on medication
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Best non pharmacological measure to relieve throat pain is gargle. At least do 3-4 times daily. For cold take an antihistaminic like Montair FX. But i would suggest you to consult a physician.
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Betadine gargle 2 times and warm salt water gargle 2 times alternately.
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It could be a bacterial infection or to answer your question yes reinfection is definitely possible
Please consider paid consultation or consult your doctor
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You can get reinfected if you came in contact with any Covid positive patient.
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Look for other symptoms like fever, diarrhoea and contact directly for further evaluation and treatment
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