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Suggest Treatment For Recurrent Throat Infection

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Posted on Wed, 19 Oct 2016
Question: Hi doctor,

I had taken test for Pre-employments medical check-up test, tests include IgE levels
test also.but, my IgE test showing positive values.Report is attached, kindly
review doctor.So, now what kind of treatment should
i take,which specialist should i consulte ,Please tell me about treatment procedure.

I have given some of my medical history

1.I have throat infection last 4 months.I take treatment for throat infection also last 4 months
and it continues ,but my infection reduces sometime and again infection incresing ..
2.I had sex with condom and but inbetween sex condom is tored .and I have taken test
for all STI's after 4 months of exposure, including HIV.But, all the tests are negative.
except chamlydia infection is positive , so,I had taken treatment for chamlydia infection
and completed now

My doubt is , any relation between , IgE levels, STI infection and throat infection.

I am from XXXXXXX Which is the good hospital to take treatment ...

Knidly help me doctor
doctor
Answered by Dr. Shashi Dangwal (4 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Raised IgE levels indicate allergy.

Detailed Answer:

Hello XXXX,

Raised IgE levels are seen in patients who have allergies like in cases of asthma or people suffering from eczema.

You have not mentioned if you have any allergies/asthma/eczema etc.

The repeated throat infection that you are having could be actually due to allergy and may be the reason for raised IgE levels. But as far as my knowledge goes, chlamydia infection and IgE are not related.

The level of IgE is not remarkably high in your case but if you are very concerned , you may take a short course of oral steroids. Otherwise if the IgE levels are very high and person is symptomatic, treatment is with anti IgE antibodies. For these treatment you have to consult a immunologist or pulmonologist.

Though I am not from XXXXXXX but I know there are very good hospitals over . Apollo XXXXXXX is one of them and then there are medical colleges there. I am sure you will be able to find a good immunologist/pulmonologist over there.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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Follow up: Dr. Shashi Dangwal (37 minutes later)
Thanks for your reply doctor..i dont know what kind of allergy have me.. Can i find with any test,what allergy am having..Anyhow i can go to apollo and meet the specialist madam..Thanks once again madam..
doctor
Answered by Dr. Shashi Dangwal (3 hours later)
Brief Answer:
There are skin and blood tests to find out various allergies.

Detailed Answer:
First of all you will know if you have any allergy because you will have unpleasant symptoms if you are in contact with that particular substance. Commonest is allergy to dust and smoke. Here you feel uncomfortable, may have irritation in throat or have cough and breathing difficulty if exposed to them.

There are skin and blood tests to find out various allergies. You consult a immunologist/pulmonologist and he will guide you further.
Note: For further information on diet changes to reduce allergy symptoms or to boost your immunity, Ask here.

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Suggest Treatment For Recurrent Throat Infection

Brief Answer: Raised IgE levels indicate allergy. Detailed Answer: Hello XXXX, Raised IgE levels are seen in patients who have allergies like in cases of asthma or people suffering from eczema. You have not mentioned if you have any allergies/asthma/eczema etc. The repeated throat infection that you are having could be actually due to allergy and may be the reason for raised IgE levels. But as far as my knowledge goes, chlamydia infection and IgE are not related. The level of IgE is not remarkably high in your case but if you are very concerned , you may take a short course of oral steroids. Otherwise if the IgE levels are very high and person is symptomatic, treatment is with anti IgE antibodies. For these treatment you have to consult a immunologist or pulmonologist. Though I am not from XXXXXXX but I know there are very good hospitals over . Apollo XXXXXXX is one of them and then there are medical colleges there. I am sure you will be able to find a good immunologist/pulmonologist over there.