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Recurrent infections in throat
I am 23 now. From childhood till now I always use to have bacterial infections in throat every 3 4 months. Whenever I eat chilled or bitter foods or when i get more of dust around me, it happens. but even when I am taking extra precautions, i am ending with infection. Even If I ate some more than average spiced food, it happens.. Pls suggest something to eliminate this completely and pls don't recommend antibiotics.
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It Could be Due to Poor Oral Hygiene Second Is Due to Mouth Breathing Sinuses Problem Raised A S O Titre Lastly 0ral Salivary Gland Ailment etc
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should be physically examined or video conferencing
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maintain proper ora hygiene and plenty intake of drinking water and avoid tobacco or chocolate chewing.
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U may have recurrent tonsillitis....better to have a tonsillectomy done if u have recurrent infections...kindly visit ENT specialist for that!
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ENT visit
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