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Fever Gone But Sore Throat Worse, What Should I Do ?
Hi, I ve had a sore throat since Wednesday but thought I was on my way to recovery when my fever broke Thursday night. However, the pain in my throat has gotten worse. It is not a throbbing pain, but very sharp. Eating and drinking hurts badly and I have had to stop taking my various supplements while ill because they get stuck in my thought. M nighttime temp now is 98.4 and my throat is red and inflammed - it looks like burst blood vessels and white postules. So what should I do?
Tue, 22 Feb 2011
Dear Allison Engler
as per your complaints you have got throat infection which require good antibiotic and analgesic do the warm water gargling 3-4 times a day and drink plenty of warm fluids. consult ENT specialist
as per your complaints you have got throat infection which require good antibiotic and analgesic do the warm water gargling 3-4 times a day and drink plenty of warm fluids. consult ENT specialist
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dear allison.. take belladona 200 single dose its a homeoapthic medicine.. wi this all ur sympoms will b cured.. u can even consult a homeopath.. god bless..
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thanks for choosing health care majic.Sore thorat is a painful thing.Drink plenty of liquids,semi solid diet.Have more of things like fruit juices,vegetable soups that will take care of nutrition as well as will cause not any pain.As per your complain you may have throat ulcers which are not uncommon.You may need vitamin supplements for the same you pl.see a doctor and get your self examined.You can take analgesics for pain that you have.
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