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Sore throat
Every-time i am kissing my partner for more than five mins i am getting sore throat i have been noticing the pattern since last three months what can i do to not to get sore throat every-time i kiss her,
I am easily prone towards getting sore throat as anytime i eat outside food or drink a cold beverage or when i lose my sleep i do get my tonsils infected easily hence i end up getting sore throat easily since childhood,anyway currently my concern is when ever i am kissing my partner i am getting sore throat with in 30-60mins and which is lasting for 4-5days or even more i am facing this issue since 3-4months since the first time i kiss her.
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Dr. Oliyath Ali
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
8 yrs exp
Delhi
May be u are having some allergic pharyngitis due to the lipstick/lip balm she is using, do regular gargle with betadine 1tsf diluted in half glass of water three times a day. Get a thorough consultation to properly evaluate ua symptoms and get a permanent solution.
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Dr. Baisali Sarkar
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
11 yrs exp
Kolkata
You are having allergy to the partner saliva or the partner is having some silent infection in throat.
Next Steps
Antiallergic
povidine iodine gurgle
Health Tips
Both partner do mouth wash before kissing
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