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Having Pain In Throat That Increases On Smoking
Hi, I am male 25yrs of age. I have throat discomfort and mild pain not swollen glands visible from outside no fever and it increases on smoking though i do smoke very less. recently i have pain in neck n head for 2days and my ear sometimes get block very rare. I have completed the course of medicine clavam and azithoral. Is it something serious. Please help and suggest
Wed, 22 Jun 2011
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Dr. ayaz qureshi's
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hi u such not a big trable it is allergic u take right treatment followo a doctor youare done gargle in two to three time in day .
Hi,thanks for query.You seems to be having upper respiratory tract infection.Once you have completed the course as advised there is no reason to worry.Please avoid spicy food,cold drinks etc.It is must for you to quit smoking.Take light diet.you can take steam inhalation if you are comfortable with it.
wishing you good health.
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Dr. Rajesh Vyas's
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hi
thaks for visiting healthcare magic
the complaints you asked for is very much related to weak systemic immunity of Upper respiratory tract.
this could be because of some allergies or exposure to pollution on regular basis.
you need to sort the answer with try and error.
additinally, take consultation of medical expert for specific vitamin suppplement
get well soon, take care
thaks for visiting healthcare magic
the complaints you asked for is very much related to weak systemic immunity of Upper respiratory tract.
this could be because of some allergies or exposure to pollution on regular basis.
you need to sort the answer with try and error.
additinally, take consultation of medical expert for specific vitamin suppplement
get well soon, take care
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