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Sore throat and swallowing difficulty
I had mild sore throat started one month ago. Initially 20-25 red spots on the back roof of mouth.at that time physician prescribed me Azithromycin , Amoxicillin, ibuprofen for 3-4 times, so red spots gone but after that again sore throat came with mucus and swollen vains . After that ent doctor prescribed with Azithromycin- cefixime and defcort. So pain goes for 2-3 days but again pain start with swallowing difficulty. First time pain started after i did oral sex and i have also habbit of chewing tobacco since 3 months. Similar symptom of throat irritation , swallowen vain and mucus throat to my partner also. Is it cancer or may other problem.
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Don't panic
Just avoid spicu foods
Plenty of water
Eat Smaller than usual quantities for each meal
Saline gatles
Follow strictly for 15 days
Your present sponts may remain
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not looking like cancer.
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consult online
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do warm saline gargle
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This is reflux pharyngitis/GERD
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Consult online
Health Tips
Drink plenty of fluids
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Dr. Dushyant Khedikar
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
22 yrs exp
Pune
It's Chronic pharyngitis. This can be due to variety of resions. Will need further details for advising proper treatment.
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consider doing online consultation
Health Tips
avoid any kind of throat Irritatents like spicy food etc.
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