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A member asked:
Throat randomly started burning after drinking from new metal water bottle with ice cubes (clean). it burns to drink soda and warm liquids. water even bothers my throat. no cold or flu symptoms. just random throat burn. any idea what this could be?
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Second time you've asked, similar reply. Low grade infection or allergy seem likely. Get care in person in order to start with professional examination. Good luck.
Answered 3/28/2022
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