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Had Cold, Fatigue, Runny Nose, Sore Throat, Cough. Will I Be Okay?
I had a cold starting about Feb 26th ( fatigue , runny nose , sore throat , cough) All the symptoms of the cold have went away except a lingering sore throat. My throat really hurts when I wake up, and the pain goes down as the day goes by. It is now March 14th and it s still here, but very minor. I am scheduling an appointment with a doctor, but would like to know any thoughts?
Mon, 22 Jul 2013
thanks for your query.
History seems that you might have allergic rhinopharyngitis.
for that you need to continue one topical steroidal nasal spray like mometasone nasal spray twice a day for a month.
Avoid allergens Like dust, fumes, pollution, smoking or alcohol etc.
take antiseptic gargles regularly.
Avoid cold and junk foods.
Thanks, take care.
History seems that you might have allergic rhinopharyngitis.
for that you need to continue one topical steroidal nasal spray like mometasone nasal spray twice a day for a month.
Avoid allergens Like dust, fumes, pollution, smoking or alcohol etc.
take antiseptic gargles regularly.
Avoid cold and junk foods.
Thanks, take care.
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the sinus infections the chronic sinus infections behaves like that
your cold went away but the post nasal drip of mucus is still there as there are secretions in the throat there is problems written by you
after xray pns waters view you may be able to detect sinusitis which can be treated by consulting ent specialist doctor
you can take anti allergic tab dialy and antacid to control your problem till you consult your doctor
your cold went away but the post nasal drip of mucus is still there as there are secretions in the throat there is problems written by you
after xray pns waters view you may be able to detect sinusitis which can be treated by consulting ent specialist doctor
you can take anti allergic tab dialy and antacid to control your problem till you consult your doctor
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