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Throat inflammation
Having a sensation of burning in the throat. Dont really have anything visible. On the two sides of the tonsil there is a small zone of reddening with some very small white spots. The spots occasionally appear and then disappear also. This has been persistent for more than a month. I have taken Azithromycin 500 mg per day for 5 days but hasn't been working it seems. The burning sensation also increases with spicy food. Gargling with iodine solution for almost a month is also not helping.
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After doing All these Procedures and still not resolved. Better don't wait any further see a specialist immediately.
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Dr. Nilesh Patil
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you might be suffering from hyperacidity ..that leads to gastric acid irritating throat mucosa ,,that leads to inflammation of throat .kindly visit ENT or physcian for proper diagnosis and clinical examination
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