Sore Throat, Fever, Numb Tongue And Difficulty In Breathing. Increased Heart Rate With A Bad Taste In Mouth. What Could Be The Reason?
My symptoms started 7 weeks ago with a sever sore throat . I have had three lots of antibiotics . Two weeks ago I passed out and ended up at an emergency doctors with a temperature of 39.4 and a fever. The fever subsided after 4 or so days but I was left with a sever sore throat and numb Tongue , my breathing can also be affected it for example it is cold or I do any exercise which raises my heart rate . I also have a bad taste in my mouth and a loss of taste. The best way to describe the pain is a burning sensation in my mouth and down my throat. I have had a swab which didn t show anything. Furthermore, at no stage have my tonsils been swollen rather my glands have been. I am really worried about what this could be.
Since this is your first episode of tonsillitis, you need to take a complete course of antibiotics and analgesics fora period of about 7-10 days. A proton pump inhibitor like omeprazole or pantoprazole should be added to control the burning sensation. At least twice a day gargling with warm water with salt or antibiotic mouth wash should be done.
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Sore Throat, Fever, Numb Tongue And Difficulty In Breathing. Increased Heart Rate With A Bad Taste In Mouth. What Could Be The Reason?
Since this is your first episode of tonsillitis, you need to take a complete course of antibiotics and analgesics fora period of about 7-10 days. A proton pump inhibitor like omeprazole or pantoprazole should be added to control the burning sensation. At least twice a day gargling with warm water with salt or antibiotic mouth wash should be done.