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White substance back throat, slight pain under chin, gums, and base of tongue when swallowing. can see red veins back of throat. cough at night, hoarse?
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Need to see doctor: Your condition sounds serious. It might be strep throat, or fungal infection. It is better to see your doctor to exam and have throat culture and treat it accordingly.
Answered 12/30/2019
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