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What do i do for a throat that has been red & feels like a hairball has taken up residence for 4 weeks!?
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Hairball throat: Very common , typically due to post nasal drip/drainage. 4 weeks is plenty long to put up with it. Get checked.
Answered 9/18/2017
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