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Throat Cancer
Does drinking cold fridge water causethroat cancer or not?? I contniously drink this water i have little problm in throat i feel i am suffering from cancer
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Hello,
I understand your concern.
Let me tell you, drinking cold water will not cause cancer, but yes it will cause infection.
Complaints like sore throat, enlarged lymph nodes, cold & cough.
Cold water is not suitable to body as the temperature of water and our body does not match.
Next Steps
It would be better if you stop having cold water.
Health Tips
Have water stored at room temperature.
For medications if needed you may consult online.
Medicines will reach you via courier.
Stay positive and healthy.
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Hello,
It's not cancer, it's upper respiratory tract INFECTION slowly increaseto pharynx,larings n sowlyin deep so basically it's INFECTION.ok. don't drink cold water. Ok.
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Dr. Pallavi R Hegde
Ayurveda
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Not a cancer... can't confirm by these details..
Drinking chilled water definitely causes throat/ above shoulder problems...
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Dr. Nazish Khan
Homoeopath
10 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
Hiii ,,, plz dnt think dat ... this is nt cancer .. frequently intake of cold water u may be suffer from tonsillitis or any other infection .... take some homeopathic medicine u get definitely result ...
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