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Sore Throat, Painful. Hurts To Swallow Saliva. Common Symptom Of Infection?
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I have had a sore throat for a few days now, the pain started on the right side of my throat just above my adams apple where I believe lymph nodes are located. The pain migrated to left side of my throat after a day or two. The strange thing is I've never encountered a sore throat that only hurts when swallowing saliva and nothing else. Nothing else hurts when swallowing, not food (spicy, salty cold, hot,) or drink. Is this common of any certain infections? I may not have enough info for you without being in person but I figured I would try.
I have had a sore throat for a few days now, the pain started on the right side of my throat just above my adams apple where I believe lymph nodes are located. The pain migrated to left side of my throat after a day or two. The strange thing is I've never encountered a sore throat that only hurts when swallowing saliva and nothing else. Nothing else hurts when swallowing, not food (spicy, salty cold, hot,) or drink. Is this common of any certain infections? I may not have enough info for you without being in person but I figured I would try.
Tue, 9 Jul 2013
sometimes there are mild allergic sinuses in which mucus falls in back of throat causing this or there is reflux oesophagitis leading to pain in throat
you have to diagnose and treat cause
for this episode take antiallergic tab fexofenadine 120 mg bd for 7-10 days
antacid gel tds after meals and apply triamsolone mouth paint locally in mouth
antiseptic mouth wash gargles at night before sleep take lot of warm water
you have to diagnose and treat cause
for this episode take antiallergic tab fexofenadine 120 mg bd for 7-10 days
antacid gel tds after meals and apply triamsolone mouth paint locally in mouth
antiseptic mouth wash gargles at night before sleep take lot of warm water
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