Sore throat and inflammation

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Asked for Male, 21 Years

I've have been having a sore throat since 2-3 weeks and every morning I wake up inflammation occurs in throat.Persistent cough is developed from 3 weeks and always there is saliva in my mouth and I tend to spit it out.Mouth from half the inside is yellow colour ed.

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Dr. Jagadish CD Dentist 14 yrs exp Mysore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Jagadish CD

Dentist 14 yrs exp Mysore

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2 - 3 weeks is a long time dear, visit a nearest doctor. He or she might take a look at your mouth to know the exact and infection. Doctor might take a swab for bacterial examination. It could be candidiasis, or an ulcer . Wish u could send me a pic . Also i could have written u antibiotics, but it's dangerous to take them without knowing the specific bacteria/fungus.

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