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Is Persistent Left-sided Neck Pain A Symptom Of Laryngitis?
I have been having persistent pain on the left side of my neck accompanied by mucus on my vocal chords/larynx. this has been chronic ( 10 weeks now-4 courses of prednisone and 3 courses of amoxycillin later) and I am concerned that it is more than laryngitis, as it seems to be returning. Could these symptoms mean something else?
Mon, 1 Aug 2016
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I really appreciate your concern, it may be two conditions are there one is muscular pain and second it may be allergic condition of lower respiratory tract and it may not be infection and if it is not the infection then antibiotic will not work here, in my opinion condition can be managed with Tab loratadine with Pseudoephedrine three times in day for the muscular pain Chlorzoxazone cab be tried hope this information helps.
Well come to HCM
I really appreciate your concern, it may be two conditions are there one is muscular pain and second it may be allergic condition of lower respiratory tract and it may not be infection and if it is not the infection then antibiotic will not work here, in my opinion condition can be managed with Tab loratadine with Pseudoephedrine three times in day for the muscular pain Chlorzoxazone cab be tried hope this information helps.
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