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Had Red, Sore Throat. On Antibiotics. Feel Drain Of Mucus Out In Chest. Clogged Up. Treatment?

had red sore thrapout last wed/thurs took a coupl antibiotics some musinexD it's now Monday night this I neeed like a zpak,,,,,,,,have a think drain of mucus that hangs out in chest until after hacking and hackin some of it realeses but seems to replenish it self....and being that I only have one era that works it's kinda clogged up too.....hard to open up
posted on Fri, 6 Sep 2013
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Hi, it appears to be the resistant throat infection, As it is not responsive in spite of the treatment, you may need to have culture and sensitivity of the throat swab for diagnosis and treatment, which is sensitive to that organism. So i advise you to consult an E.N.T.surgeon for diagnosis. Thank you.
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Had Red, Sore Throat. On Antibiotics. Feel Drain Of Mucus Out In Chest. Clogged Up. Treatment?

Hi, it appears to be the resistant throat infection, As it is not responsive in spite of the treatment, you may need to have culture and sensitivity of the throat swab for diagnosis and treatment, which is sensitive to that organism. So i advise you to consult an E.N.T.surgeon for diagnosis. Thank you.