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I have pressure and slight pain as well as very high discomfort in my esophagus area unless I am lying down for 3 days. I do not have symptoms of acid reflex the pain is not severe from 1-10 it is a 2. mostly pressure never had this before I am a 32-year-old female. Hoping to get some answers of possibility's and ways to help discomfort till I get to the Dr. Thank you for your time.
Hi, Welcome to health care magic, It is actually a throat pain. Majority of cases throat pain are due to viral infection, but in some cases it is related to bacterial infection (streptococcal pharyngitis) or reflux esophagitis (person who is having acid reflux problem).
We differentiate the cause through routine blood counts with throat examination, pharyngoscopy to rule out non infective causes.
Therefore it is advisable to see the doctor. Preferably you must see ENT specialist for complete medical history including history of sensitivity to antibiotics and thoroughly clinical examination.
You might require antibiotics (to prevent superinfection if cause is viral) with analgesics, antiinflammatories, decongestants and nebulization with steam inhalation.
In the meanwhile you can start warm salt water gargles. It helps.
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Hi, Welcome to health care magic, It is actually a throat pain. Majority of cases throat pain are due to viral infection, but in some cases it is related to bacterial infection (streptococcal pharyngitis) or reflux esophagitis (person who is having acid reflux problem). We differentiate the cause through routine blood counts with throat examination, pharyngoscopy to rule out non infective causes. Therefore it is advisable to see the doctor. Preferably you must see ENT specialist for complete medical history including history of sensitivity to antibiotics and thoroughly clinical examination. You might require antibiotics (to prevent superinfection if cause is viral) with analgesics, antiinflammatories, decongestants and nebulization with steam inhalation. In the meanwhile you can start warm salt water gargles. It helps. Thanks