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Throat infection
I had severe throat infection in February even I was unable to speak. After that whenever I take something cold like cold water or ice cream my throat starts paining immediately. From then 3 times I got infection. Don't have any cough.only pain is there .this time I got mild fever, 99 degree Only for one day. From yesterday I don't have fever but throat pain is there. I am taking gudcef cv 100 & febrex plus after consulting local BAHMS doctor.
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We need to evaluate the cause in ur case...as u got repeated infection in a short span of time. ..like caries tooth or diabetes? We have to also check if it is just pharyngitis or anything else.. Did u have weight loss?..any neck swelling?..
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continue antibiotics, have saline gargles twice a day..brush twice a day..
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