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I have a stye and the same side part of throut is sore, should i see a doctor?
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Stye: If a stye is present, it will often resolve in several days using warm compresses. Your throat may be coincidentally sore, or it could be due to a swollen gland associated with your eyelid infection. If the symptoms persist, then see your eye doctor.
Answered 3/18/2017
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