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White patches on both sides of throat
About 8–9 days ago, I noticed two white patches at the back of my throat. Three to four days later, I developed a sore throat that lasted for about 2–3 days. I visited a general physician, who diagnosed me with a bacterial throat infection and stomatitis. The sore throat has now resolved, but the two white patches are still present. They are not painful and do not cause any discomfort—they have simply remained there. No history of smoking or tobacco consumption. I have attached the image for reference
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Hello..! These white patches are common after fever or sore throat... Nothing to worry about. My suggestion would be add B-Complex tablet and probiotic. If the lesion present more than 2 weeks then it should be concerning... Visit an ENT Specialist for further guidance.
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Observe- If lesion present more than 2 weeks.. visit ENT specialist.
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Good evening Sir, as long as you don't have any symptoms/complaints, just leave it. It's Okay.
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Only look out for any hard stony like things if they start coming from mouth.
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If it is not causing any symptoms for now just do warm saline gargles It will gradually fade
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After throat infection, this type of lesion may persists for few days. There is nothing to worry about. It will go gradually. Salt water gargle
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Since your sore throat has resolved , changes like these may persist for 1-2 weeks Can do warm saline gargles or chlorhexidine mouth gargles 2-3 times a day. It will disappear on its own.
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