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Should i go to the doctor if i have a sore throat?
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Yes, if it persists: After home treatment with gargles, vaporizers, and lozenges/sprays, assuming you are otherwise healthy. Or if you develop fever or difficulty opening your mouth, swallowing, or breathing.
Answered 4/2/2017
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