- female
- 30 Years
- 22/01/2025
A small chicken bone is stuck in my throat, and I can feel it when I swallow, though it doesn't hurt. I've tried gargling and drinking water, but nothings worked. Should I go see someone right away or wait till tomorrow? What do you suggest?
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View allI've been having a rough time with my throat lately. About two weeks ago, I had strep throat and got antibiotics for it, but even after finishing them, this cough just won't quit. Now my throat's starting to hurt again, I'm coughing up this brown-yellow phlegm, and I'm running a fever with a headache. It's so bad that I almost cough until I want to throw up. I'm stuck wondering if you can get strep throat again so soon, or if maybe it's something else entirely. What do you think?
You might have developed rhinosinusitis with post nasal drip.. need to be confirmed by local examination.. visit an ENT specialist for proper assessment and treatment..
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I've been having some blood in my mucus the past couple of mornings, and it's making me pretty anxious. I've had a cough and cold recently, and I'm wondering if that could be causing it. I'm also a smoker, and I traveled to higher altitudes last week. Could any of these be the reason for the blood? I'm really nervous about going to the doctor and getting tested. What do you think I should do?
Yes that could be due to ongoing cold and cough,no need to worry that will heal simultaneously with flu symptoms.
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I've been dealing with ear problems for the past 5 years and have seen multiple doctors but still no improvement. My hearing loss is around 50db in both ears. What treatment options would you recommend? If surgery is the best route, could you suggest some good hospitals? And if non-surgical treatments are better, what kind of treatments should I consider? I'm 27 years old and really want to find a solution that works.
You may need further evaluation for ear issues; both surgical and hearing aids are options—visit a tertiary ENT center.
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