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White Coated Tongue, Red Spots, Burning Eyes, Blurred Vision, Throat Obstruction. Taken Antibiotics For Flu

I have severe white coated tongue and raw red spots and in the back of my tongue I have white spots. I have burning eyes, blurred vision and a severe tight front neck(troat area) it feels like someone try to choke me. I had a flue and was on antibiiotics..Is this something I need to worry about , it is pretty bad. Thanks Christiane
Tue, 12 Nov 2013
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Blood culture/throat swab culture is required to find out SPECIFIC bacterial/fungal infection and sensitivity to antibiotics so that matching antibiotic can be given. If your symptoms are not getting controlled then it is a cause of concern and antibiotics may be changed under the supervision of your ENT doctor.
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White Coated Tongue, Red Spots, Burning Eyes, Blurred Vision, Throat Obstruction. Taken Antibiotics For Flu

Blood culture/throat swab culture is required to find out SPECIFIC bacterial/fungal infection and sensitivity to antibiotics so that matching antibiotic can be given. If your symptoms are not getting controlled then it is a cause of concern and antibiotics may be changed under the supervision of your ENT doctor.