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Is it normal to have a sore throat for 3 weeks?
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Throat Pain: Greetings. Persistent throat pain should be evaluated by an ENT physician. A Nasopharyngolaryngoscopy will provide a detailed and comprehensive view of the mucosal surfaces. This should provide a direction for treatment.
Answered 9/6/2015
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