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Throat problem
Throat was burning and sometimes paining. getting started cough.. if i eat little spicy, and talking loudly also throat is burning.
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You have complaint burning sensation in throat.
It may be GERD
Cap. Rabicip D 1 cap before breakfast
Next Steps
Avoid oily n spicy food
Health Tips
Go to bed as early as possible.
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It might be due to pharyngitis.
Any other symptoms like fever?
Pain increase while swallowing?
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needs detailed history for evaluation
consult online
Health Tips
1. proper hydration.
2. antihistamines
3. salt water gargling with Luke warm regards three times a day
this may be helpful to you
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Dr. Rounak Singhai
Pulmonologist
13 yrs exp
Jabalpur
??GERD
Avoid spicy food and late night food
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Tab nexpro Rd empty stomach for 6 day
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Dr. S. Subhashini
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Chennai
Your throat might have congested, Drink warm water, Do warm salt water gargling at least 3 times a day,Drink turmeric and pepper milk at night. Avoid cold items.
Have Bland diet if you are suffering from Gastritis previously, it might be the reason. If so have Any Antacid syrup or gel. Have food at time. Do not skip meals.
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If throat pain increases have a dose of paracetamol. If cough or fever accompanies then consultation is necessary.
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