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What Causes Throat Infection And Difficulty In Swallowing?
Sir, I have throat pain since last 15 days,when i consulted a ENT specialist then he advised that a medicine augmentin-625 mg in two times and a Hexidine mouthwash for a period of five days. I got approx 90 persent relief and when i visit the doctor as advised by the doctor after a week then he told me that, you may be continue for same medicine for more five days. As per his advised i take another five days medicine but since last two days i feel my throat infection is increasing because i feel swallowing problem. Please help me out sir.Thanks.
Wed, 24 May 2017
hi
you had problem in swallowing and it got releaved by the medication given by the ent specialist,it suggest that your ailment responded to the treatment given by the doctor.
but now you have the same problem even after continuing the medication,what i feel thatb there are some precautions to be taken while continuing the medication these are,avoid eating food stuffs which are spicy,sour,oily,hot also avoid drinking cold and contaminated water.
if you will follow this instructions along with medications it will get better.
regards
you had problem in swallowing and it got releaved by the medication given by the ent specialist,it suggest that your ailment responded to the treatment given by the doctor.
but now you have the same problem even after continuing the medication,what i feel thatb there are some precautions to be taken while continuing the medication these are,avoid eating food stuffs which are spicy,sour,oily,hot also avoid drinking cold and contaminated water.
if you will follow this instructions along with medications it will get better.
regards
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