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Throat burning
I got infected with covid on 19th March 2021. My tests showed high levels of D-dimer and was prescribed wysolene 20mg thrice a day for 5 days and reduced the dose eventually. Post that I had no other major symptoms except for a burning throat. I consulted a physician twice, he first have me meds for acid reflux and post 2 weeks have me medicines for a throat infection.
My throat is still burning. I am scared if it's ever going to stop and anxious as I don't know what it is. Please help.
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Burning in throat most probably due to gastroesophageal reflux
Drink plenty of fluids
Avoid hot and spicy food
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consult online if needed
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Dr. Madhavi Yadav
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28 yrs exp
Chennai
Do not get worried.
Burning of throat can be due to acid reflux.
Avoid spicy food.
Take antacid for two weeks syp Gaviscon two spoons twice a day before food.
Do Betadine gargles twice a day for a week.
Consult online for doubts.
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