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Sore throat
I had sore throat with mild (99) fever. I took Cheston cold (3days) and Cofsil. Sore throat was almost recovered, but I developed right ear congestion. Then after ent consultation I took Augmentin 625 Dou tab (5days) and SignoFlam tab(4days). My sore throat was recovered but ear congestion was still there. Last three days, I didn't take any medicine after completing the antibiotics course. Now, sore throat is back again with mild cough but no fever so far. Ear congestion seems to be improving,  I don't feel any pain in the ear. But feel mild body/face pain.  Nose congestion is very mild, which is normal for me. No breathing issue. Altogether, it's 20 days I have these issues. Any suggestion for complete recovery of sore throat will be appreciated. In my city so far no covid case reported.
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I suggest you to please wait and watch as you hav already taken a course of antibiotics and as you hav no fever. If its repeating, you have to take another course of medication. Till then please do steam inhalation with turmeric or Vick’s. Avoid eating cold foods or drinking cold fluids. Don’t sleep directly under AC or fan. Lastly avoid dust.
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Get back for another course if symptoms exaggerate.
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Steam inhalation works for both nose and throat. Do salt water gurgling additionally too.
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