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What Could Cause Recurring Throat Infection?
For the last 6 weeks or so I am getting a recurring throat infection which mostly attacks my eustacian tubes. It occurs approximately every other week. I am also sweating a lot at night and get bad headaches. Is it worth getting a course of antibiotics from my Doctor?
Mon, 27 Jul 2015
For recurring throat infection you can take some antibiotic preferably azithral or moxikind-cv after an expert advice along with diominic-dca or wikoryl for chest congestion. You can take syrup ambrodil-s or bro-zedex for soothing of your throat. Do warm water gargles and take steam inhalation to reduce the congestion and discomfort in your throat. If still the infection is persistent than you can take some steroids as suggested by your doctor.
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