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What Causes Inflammation Of Incisive Papilla And Throat Pain While Having Chikungunya?

So I recently had chikungunya, well still have. I was treated with diclofenac and paracetamol, lots of fluids, vitamin c.Its been a week since I ve been ill. My problem is about 3 days ago i noticed my incisive papilla is inflammed, very painful and uncomfortable. I thought perhaps it would subside but no it hasn t. i now feel my throat a bit painful. I also have rashes on my skin. Is sometime else the matter with me? what can I do?
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HI, WELCOME TO HCM,
Chikungunya fever is a self-remitting(COMES DOWN ON ITS OWN) febrile (FEVER) viral illness..can cause a sore throat, cough or skin rash AND JOINT PAINS..In most cases the symptoms last 3-6 months and then go completely without leaving any long-term problem. you can continue with the symptomatic treatment...
get well soon...wish you speedy recovery...
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What Causes Inflammation Of Incisive Papilla And Throat Pain While Having Chikungunya?

HI, WELCOME TO HCM, Chikungunya fever is a self-remitting(COMES DOWN ON ITS OWN) febrile (FEVER) viral illness..can cause a sore throat, cough or skin rash AND JOINT PAINS..In most cases the symptoms last 3-6 months and then go completely without leaving any long-term problem. you can continue with the symptomatic treatment... get well soon...wish you speedy recovery...