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Treated For Bronchitis, Throat Pain, Hurts To Swallow. Reason?
My husband was being treated for Broncitus, he was given an antibiotic , and he finished that. he still was having alot of weezing so he went to the er. They gave him a breathing treatment, put him on a dose pack of pretnazone. He completed that, they also put him on Simbacort. as a trial medication for 1 week. After completeing that regimen of medications he now ie experiencing throat pain, hurts to swollow, says toncils hurt. What could this be ?
Mon, 7 Oct 2013
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Your husband may be a case of asthmatic allergic bronchitis with throat infection . Diagnosis can be confirmed by clinical examination as there are wheezing ( whistling sound during breathing), running nose , breathlessness, chest discomfort.
As your husband got relief with steroid and pentaprazole ,but in spite of this there is infection in the throat , so he is feeling pain and difficulty in swallowing.
May be a strep throat so get in a swab from throat and culture and drug sensitivity test will find out the exact nature of causative organism.
Antiseptic solution will provide some local relief in throat .
Consult an E N T and physician & get their opinion .
Good luck. Dr. HET
Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum.
Your husband may be a case of asthmatic allergic bronchitis with throat infection . Diagnosis can be confirmed by clinical examination as there are wheezing ( whistling sound during breathing), running nose , breathlessness, chest discomfort.
As your husband got relief with steroid and pentaprazole ,but in spite of this there is infection in the throat , so he is feeling pain and difficulty in swallowing.
May be a strep throat so get in a swab from throat and culture and drug sensitivity test will find out the exact nature of causative organism.
Antiseptic solution will provide some local relief in throat .
Consult an E N T and physician & get their opinion .
Good luck. Dr. HET
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