Suggest Treatment For Persistent Cold Caused By Pharyngitis
Question: hello, i m 35 year old. In march when i started drinking cold water i got dry cough and i consulted doctor and took cough medicines and cough lasted for more than 1 month. I took medical tests in March end for joining new company and showed them to doctor. he told there is nothing responsible for so long duration cough and its normal due to weather changes. Even after 1 month medicine, whenever i drink or eat anything cold now, immediately getting cough. i am drinking normal water from last 2 months. Even single time if i eat or drink anything cold, cough starts again. Not faced so much cough issue in past. please inform if this can be any health issue later.
Brief Answer:
Most probably you may be suffering from the pharyngitis
Detailed Answer:
Hi Sir,
I have gone through your question and understand your concern; it suggests that most probably you may be suffering from the pharyngitis.
No need to worry, it is not a major health issue but better to avoid cold water, ice cream and cold drinks.
I would like to advised that you may go for throat swab culture and antibiotic sensitivity for specific antibiotic and oral and laryngoscopic examination to rule out the other disease and to reach the near diagnosis.
Regards
Dr Hariom Sharma MS, XXXXXXX
Most probably you may be suffering from the pharyngitis
Detailed Answer:
Hi Sir,
I have gone through your question and understand your concern; it suggests that most probably you may be suffering from the pharyngitis.
No need to worry, it is not a major health issue but better to avoid cold water, ice cream and cold drinks.
I would like to advised that you may go for throat swab culture and antibiotic sensitivity for specific antibiotic and oral and laryngoscopic examination to rule out the other disease and to reach the near diagnosis.
Regards
Dr Hariom Sharma MS, XXXXXXX
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