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Throat infection frequently
Many a times when I eat curd or buttermilk, I get throat infection even if I keep the curd out of fridge for sometime before consuming. Then I feel feverish, body pain, etc.
It generally lasts for 4-5 days (the doctor gives his own medicines & sometimes antibiotic & also injection for weakness), followed by weakness for another week. Thus I avoid curd, buttermilk.
Also I get throat infection followed by fever many times in a year, especially rainy season.
What is the reason & what to do immediately when I feel I'm contracting throat infection.
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consult online with pic of throat and proper history with video call for better understanding
you may be Allegic to some foods
Next Steps
warm water gargles with salt 5 times a day
Health Tips
avoid foods those causing problems
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May be Allergic in nature
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consult online with detailed history
attach picture of throat
Health Tips
warm saline gargle
avoid hot and spicy food
drink plenty of fluids
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