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pls help me its my throat
i am having a feeling there is something in my throat then u had sore throat and my tonsils looked like the surface of the moon then a few days i got fever. 38.9 with chills little cough with green phleghm the next day i was ok i drink bioflue and amoxicillin. i also tried kremil s or just antacid due to my stomach always feels hungry and excess burps when i massage my back or any ipart of my body i burp. i have no problem with eating. what bothers me is my throat feels like there is always a very sticky mucus behind my throat. and ii cant get it out. bty the way i took azithromycin ffor my tonsiills it works my tonsills are ok but still the same problem with my throatr. i dont have cough but today i began burping and vomirts
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I agree with the previous comment and recommendations. In addition, you may have tonsillitis. Often times it feels as though there is something stuck in the back of your throat or it feel rough like sandpaper. That combined with the post nasal dripping makes it difficult to swallow. The white mucus (moon like) discharge on your tonsils is your bodies way of fighting the infection.
If this continues I would see an Ear, Nose, and Throat doctor. I kept getting strep and ignored the infection until it was so sever I had to have a tonsillectomy. It is painful for an adult to go through but I've never had a sore throat or post nasal drip since!
If this continues I would see an Ear, Nose, and Throat doctor. I kept getting strep and ignored the infection until it was so sever I had to have a tonsillectomy. It is painful for an adult to go through but I've never had a sore throat or post nasal drip since!
Well it does sound like you had an infection of your upper respiratory tract that appears to have cleared up now, but has left you with post nasal drip or febrile catarrh.
Make sure that you drink plenty of soothing warm drinks. Keep off all milk products as this encourages mucus build-up.
Do steam inhalations 4 times a day for a duration of 10 minutes each time. This will help loosen up the thick catarrh that is clinging to the back of your throat that is dripping down from your sinuses and nose.
For steam inhalation get a bowl and fill it with hot water and add some Vick or Olbas oil. Take care not to get scalded. Bend your head over the bowl of steam and cover your head and the bowl with a towel. Inhale the steam.
The vomiting that you are experiencing may be due to the mucus upsetting your stomach, or you now have a different but. Make sure that you do drink. As you keep vomiting, it will be better to drink little sips often rather than drink in big gulps. Keep off the milk products whilst you are unwell.
Best wishes.
Make sure that you drink plenty of soothing warm drinks. Keep off all milk products as this encourages mucus build-up.
Do steam inhalations 4 times a day for a duration of 10 minutes each time. This will help loosen up the thick catarrh that is clinging to the back of your throat that is dripping down from your sinuses and nose.
For steam inhalation get a bowl and fill it with hot water and add some Vick or Olbas oil. Take care not to get scalded. Bend your head over the bowl of steam and cover your head and the bowl with a towel. Inhale the steam.
The vomiting that you are experiencing may be due to the mucus upsetting your stomach, or you now have a different but. Make sure that you do drink. As you keep vomiting, it will be better to drink little sips often rather than drink in big gulps. Keep off the milk products whilst you are unwell.
Best wishes.
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