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Suggest Treatment For Sore Throat And Pain In Tongue And Throat

cough lasted more than 1 month, Sore throat.

Doc given emanzen, fedac, pacofen.

Took the medicine minor cough still there.



4 days ago, throat was painful and side of tongue is painful too.

Took emanzen, pacofen, pain still around

Can you advise further?



Thanks
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Welcome in H.C.M.

I have gone through your query for sore throat and pain on tongue and throat. As per your symptoms it appears as you are having chronic pharyngitis for quite long time and recently acute exacerbation has taken place.

Persistant sore hroat indicates that here should be some infective pathology going on either in- sinuses, tonsils, adenoids or there may be GERD / LPR. So this should be ruled out by examination and investigations. In this way the diagnosed disease should be treated.

Regards.
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Suggest Treatment For Sore Throat And Pain In Tongue And Throat

Hello Welcome in H.C.M. I have gone through your query for sore throat and pain on tongue and throat. As per your symptoms it appears as you are having chronic pharyngitis for quite long time and recently acute exacerbation has taken place. Persistant sore hroat indicates that here should be some infective pathology going on either in- sinuses, tonsils, adenoids or there may be GERD / LPR. So this should be ruled out by examination and investigations. In this way the diagnosed disease should be treated. Regards.