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Throat pain
I had fever now fever is gone but my throat is paining and inflammation is there in upper side some small tiny red dots... Iam taking azicip 500and declofeance Last 2days... Shut I change the medicine or continues with that
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Hi , it’s better if you could have added a picture of your throat for comment
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OnlineConsultation would be helpful for further evaluation
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Do salt water gargles three times daily
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Take azicip for one more day if no relief then switch to Augmentin 625 TDS
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Betadine or saline water gargling
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Dr. Rajen Patel
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
26 yrs exp
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consult online with pic of throat and proper history
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you need to change medicine
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continue gargles
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