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Mild pain and discomfort in neck/mouth
I have mild pain and discomfort on the left side of my neck/mouth, somewhere near my jawbone and below my chin.
Cannot say for sure if the pain is on the floor of my mouth, or neck, or somewhere in between.
It gets triggered while swallowing, or if I feel any sensation (taste/heat..etc).
Even like that, I can feel a mild discomfort
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This can be due to pharyngitis or simply inflammation of the throat. Most commonly occuring due to a viral cause which is usually self limting and you should get back to normal say within 7 to 10 days.
Next Steps
You can start with the following
1.tab augmentin 625mg thrice a day after breakfast, lunch and dinner for 5 days
2.tab pan 40 once a day half hr before bfast for 5 days
3.tab zerodol twice a day after bfast and dinner (if pain is present and not bearable)
4. betadine gargles five times a day ..to gargle with warm water and spit out..rest f d time salt water gargling whenever possible
Health Tips
1. avoid oily, spicy and junk food for next 10 days
2. sip on boiled warm water
3. have half glass of warm water mixed with honey (2 tsps), pepper powder and ginger (cut into small pieces)
4. avoid lying down or doing any sort of exercise immediately or atleast until 2 hours following a meal
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