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Phlgm in throat since 15 days
Sore throat and white phlgm since 15 days is it Coronavirus No contact or Travel historyNo effect of Azee 500 tablet
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It's less likely that you will get covid without close contact with positive patient. It can be just a normal viral or bacteria infection. Also reflux and allergies can result in sore throat.
I will require to talk with you to diagnose the problem and suggest you the treatment. Till then you can finish your Azithromycin course for total 5 days. Add some anti allergic medicine as well.
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Dr. Sandeep Arora
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14 yrs exp
Delhi
No i don’t think so, if you didn’t have fever breathlessness then it’s not coronavirus infection..
Sore throat and phlegm may be because of allergy
Next Steps
Kindly consult online
Health Tips
Steam inhalation twice daily
Drink luke warm water
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Hello
Is your sore throat associated with loss of sense of smell?
fever?
Any cough ?
Difficulty in breathing?
Any comorbidities?
Next Steps
Apart from azithromycin you can take antiallergics also
Health Tips
wear masks.
Avoid dust
Need ENT consultation
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