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Throat and Chest Pain Due to Smoking
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I consume 10-12 ciggrates a day.I feel pain in throat and in chest sometimes.I have sore throat with coughing problem.
Kindly suggest something
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Stop smoking. Despite warnings everywhere, you haven't stopped smoking yet?
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steam inhalation helps
boosting immunity by taking lots of vitamin C like lemons and honey with warm water is best antiseptic and moisturizing too with no side effects like sedation and it's not addictive medicine
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munch saunf or other mouth freshner granules available in different forms in market, whenever you have urge to smoke
we are inhaling smoke of 20 cigarettes per day through pollution
lack of oxygen affects lungs,heart,skin and can cause cancers anywhere in the body
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Dr. Vishwas Madhav Thakur
General Physician
34 yrs exp
Gurgaon
There is smoker's throat and smoker's lungs issues and one requires more time to heal any throat related inflammation and infection if he or she smokes.
Tab Cofsil Lozenges 1 tab to suck every 3-4 hrs
Tab Lidocam 1 tab to suck 3 times a day max
Tab Flexon 1 tab thrice for 5 days after food
Tab Azee 500 mg Daily 1 for 5 days After Food
Have hot milk with pinch of haldi and sugar and take sip by sip
Tab Zinetac 300 mg once a day for 10 days
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Steam Inhalation
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Avoid spicy foods
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