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Pain Inside Throat. Taking Antibiotic, Reduces Pain But Not Completely. Treatment?
i have been having pain inside my throat and i have been giving antibotic by the doctor,which if i talked ,i feel the pain when talking,although the antibiotic reduce the pain,but istill have the pain slightly when i talk,the doctor have checked my mouth they can found anything,even if i cough or crack my throat i have little pain.and if i use ibruprofen, i will not see the pain for alonger time,later on,it will come back slightly again.
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Wed, 12 Jun 2013
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antibiotics are not choice of tretment
it can be viralor gerd reflux of acid in throat
take antiallergic tab fexofenadine 120 mg hs
liquid antacid tds
apply triasolone mouth paint on back of throat before evry meals
continue 3 week add dicl s pain killer sos
it can be viralor gerd reflux of acid in throat
take antiallergic tab fexofenadine 120 mg hs
liquid antacid tds
apply triasolone mouth paint on back of throat before evry meals
continue 3 week add dicl s pain killer sos
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Hello,
Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum .
Throat pain is there , antibiotics prescribed and relief is there.
Your doctor has prescribed a very good treatment and you are responding very well ,so please keep it up for next 2-4 days.
Besides you can do hot saline gargles or gargles by any septic solution.
If still feel any discomfort consult your treating doctor.
Good luck.
Dr. HET
Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum .
Throat pain is there , antibiotics prescribed and relief is there.
Your doctor has prescribed a very good treatment and you are responding very well ,so please keep it up for next 2-4 days.
Besides you can do hot saline gargles or gargles by any septic solution.
If still feel any discomfort consult your treating doctor.
Good luck.
Dr. HET
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