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Throat ache
Dr 5 days before I went to ent for my throat pain that time my ent Dr pressed my tonsil so hard so that bit swelling is there at R8 side tonsil. And apart from that I have R8 side throat ache... When I breath long and deep my R8 side throat hurts and pains... Actually deep side of my throat m seeing some ulcer.. Can't take pic... Pls suggest me wt to do...
Taking sucralfate cepodem n zerdol sp
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Aceclophenac and serratiopeptidase both causes ulcers.....so change the anti-inflammatory.
Also change the antibiotics if this hasn't shown effective in 5 days.
Next Steps
get throat culture - sensitivity test.
Health Tips
warm saline gargle.
avoid spicy, saur food
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Dr. Virendra Sharma
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
47 yrs exp
Delhi
Continue the same treatment as advised by ENT surgeon.
By pressing the tonsil is to see any pus in the crypts of the tonsil is a part of examination.
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Consult online if there is no improvement after 5 days of treatment.
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