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Echoes and constant ringing hot, stuffy head loss of voice maybe peritonsillitis, what to do?
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See your doctor: If your doctor is able to diagnose your possible infection, she will prescribe the medication you may need. Otherwise she will refer you to an ENT for possible diagnostic work up and proper treatment. Feel better soon.
Answered 10/23/2017
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