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Sore throat
I had worked in call center calling job 2 year ago i took approx 100 calls in a aday and 8 hr talking non stop now till date i still faces some throat issue like burning sensation or feel like voice change pps helpwhat can i do infact if i work again i am not cabale to take 5 call something is wrong with my throat.
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Dr. Sandeep Arora
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
14 yrs exp
Delhi
This could be Gerd and reflux
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Consult online for proper history and treatment
Health Tips
Avoid oily and spicy food
Drink plenty of fluids
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Dr. Nitika Mehta
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
6 yrs exp
Jammu
This could be due to laryngitis or some allergic issues in the throat.
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Health Tips
You can avoid excessive talking in one go.
While taking calls you can keep water bottle and drink lot of fluids.
Avoid oily and spicy food and cold water.
Take hot fluids
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