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Scratchy throat
I had my periods, 101 degree fever, cold, headache, body pain 2.5 weeks ago. I went to a doctor he gave me an injection and one weeks medicine. After completing the dosage, everything was cured except for my thorat.
I still have a scratchy thorat. It hurts only when I talk for long duration. It doesn't hurt when I swallow. I feel like there is something in my throat but when I swallow my saliva, I feel better probably just phlegm?
I stoppes drinking warm water with salt after 1.5 weeks as I couldn't gulp it anymore.
I started hot lemon tea and betadine gargle today.
Attached are the two pictures. Please advise.
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Could be a GERD WITH RECURRENT PHARYNGITIS NEED MORE HISTORY
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