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Throat infection
Sore throat with pain and itching. Happens every year twice with the change in season. Kindly recommend medication for relief...
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Hey hi
Which season ,u have these episodes..since how many years .
Is this from childhood??
Any associated fever,difficulty in swallowing, change of voice??
Any medications u have taken..
Any allergy to any medications....
Next Steps
Right now you can start gargling
Take Tab .Dolo ,650 ,1 tablet twice daily..
if not improved ,need to see the throat..And start antibiotics if needed..
Health Tips
avoid cold feeds..
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Dr. Ajay Shedge
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
13 yrs exp
Thane
Is it painful while swallowing?
What is the duration of symptoms?
Any cough / cold?
Possible diagnosis:
1. Mild throat infection
2. Allergic throat congestion
Can be controlled with medications
Next Steps
please revert back with a photo of your throat with tongue protruded out
Health Tips
avoid cold food and beverages
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