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Why do i get throat infections so frequently?
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Can't answer..: ..Without knowing you. It could be you have enlarged tonsils that harbor infection. It could be you have poor sleep/exercise/dietary habits that lead to increased susceptibility. There are lots of reasons this could be, and they are best discussed with your doctor who knows you.
Answered 8/19/2020
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