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My throat, i think the laryngopharynx portion is what it's called, has turned a yellowish color and the blood vessels are very prominent. normal?
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Not normal. : That doesn't sound normal. Are you having any other symptoms? This could be an infection, either current or yet-to-come. Perhaps a doctor should have a look.
Answered 12/6/2016
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