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Pain While Swallowing, Feel Bumps In Throat. Gargling Not Helped. How To Get Relief?

for the past 3 days every time i swallow it stings a lot and I can just feel down the back left side of my throat some bumps. I don t know what color they are because I can t see them (I can just feel them) also I felt a very swollen one. I also have tried gargling lemon juice with salt but it never reacher far enough down to do anything also i m 15. this is very painful and it gets worse at night so i am just wondering what can I do to stop this or help it???
Wed, 19 Dec 2012
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ENT Specialist 's  Response
you are most probably suffering from acute tonsilo-pharyngitis.
you can take some broad spectrum antibiotics like ciprofloxacin 500mg twice a day along with some anti-inflammatory like voveran-plus twice a day for a week

if after above treatment your problem does not resolve then physical examination of your oral cavity & pharynx is recommended by any E.N.T specialist.
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Pain While Swallowing, Feel Bumps In Throat. Gargling Not Helped. How To Get Relief?

you are most probably suffering from acute tonsilo-pharyngitis. you can take some broad spectrum antibiotics like ciprofloxacin 500mg twice a day along with some anti-inflammatory like voveran-plus twice a day for a week if after above treatment your problem does not resolve then physical examination of your oral cavity & pharynx is recommended by any E.N.T specialist.