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Sore Throat For 3 Days No Fever
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Headache for 3 days and sore throat?
Strep: I'd suggest being tested for Strep throat at your doctor or urgent care. Good luck ...Read more
Pharynx (Definition)
It is the connection between the mouth and the throat. The 3 parts are the oropharynx, nasopharynx, and hypo-pharynx. The pharynx leads into the ...Read more
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Has soar throat, body aches, headache,, fever for 4 days. Soar throat and no voice continued. Today is day 20 and I have hoarse throat?
See doctor: If one were to assume that you had a cold, the symptoms should not last 20 days. Need to see doctor about it. ...Read more
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Strep or cold? Symptoms: sore throat 5 days, ear pressure, sinus headache, cough today and yesterday. Fever for 3 days.
Needs diagnosis: The only 'definitive' way to tell is by obtaining the right testing - and in this case, a throat culture would determine if you had Strep or not. Since you have fever and ongoing symptoms, I strongly encourage you to get tested - this will help shape the treatment plan, and lead to your improvement. In the meantime, chicken soup (or pho), plenty of rest and ibuprofen for symptoms may help. ...Read more
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Sore throat for 10 days diarreha for 7 no fever negative for strep?
Prolonged sore throa: There are lots of other bacteria that could cause a prolonged sore throat. It could also be mononucleosis or an abcess (especially if it's worse on one side). See your doctor asap. ...Read more
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Sore throat for 7 days, no fever, no rash, headache, mouth pain. Strep throat? Hiv? Started zithromax today.
Zithromax ?: One further comment on the use of zithromax for upper respiratory tract infections. In 2000, a study of antibiotic efficacy for acute bacterial sinusitis demonstrated that azythromycin (zithromax) has no effect against nthi (non-typable hemophilus influenza). It is a very appropriate drug for some cases of lower respiratory infections. H.Flu is a very common cause of ear and sinus infections. ...Read more
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SOre throat for 4 or 5 days. No fever. Fatigue and chills today. Am i contagious?
Yes. : Sore throat is most likely due to a virus or bacteria. And both are contagious. ...Read more
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Sore throat for 10days, body aches \u0026 chills for 4, headache, fever, earache. Not strep, been on antibiotics for couple days, no results.
Sore throat: You probably have a severe viral illness, but you should also be checked for infectious mono. ...Read more
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Had URI for about 2 weeks. Sore throat throughout. No fever, and congestion gone for a few days, but still sore throat off and on. Allergies?
You are absolutely: Right. A lot of times you will still have mucus draining in the back of your throat causing you to cough, snort. Clear your throat and choking sensation.Continue your allergy meds , decongestant, expectorant and plenty of fluids to help thin out the mucus. ...Read more
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Sore throat and congestion for 10 days. Congestion almost gone, throat sore am/pm. See dr or wait?
Wait: It appears that your symptoms are improving. If this is the case, i would wait. ...Read more
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Sick for about 4 days. Sore throat, productive cough, congestion, face is sore, no fever, mild earache but now my neck is swollen and sore. Seeadoc?
That's a good idea.: For significant sore throat with swollen tonsils / lymph nodes – see physician ; get a strep throat test/ culture. If you have strep throat, antibiotic therapy is imperative to prevent future complications. Consider tylenol (acetaminophen) or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications. Saltwater gargles: mix 1 tsp salt in 8 oz warm water – gargle several times a day. Or gargle with aloe vera juice twice a day. ...Read more
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Sore throat, headache, fatigue, & malaise x3 wks. Sore throat has lingered for 4-4.5 wks. No fevers. Neg throat culture & mono test. Causes?
Posibilities: My first thought would focus on the nasal airway. If you have allergies/irritants/sinus swelling that narrows the nasal airway your mouth breathing during sleep will cause a sore throat. This can be aggravated in an environment like a heated house, because low humidity adds to the problem. A humidifier and generous use of nasal saline may give you some relief. ...Read more
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3 dys aftr finish 10 days of antibiotics for ear,sinus and resp. infection with fever got sore throat and white spots..strep test neg. no fever?
Thrush: Could be thrush. Another possibility would be Mono. You need to see your Dr. and get this worked out. ...Read more
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My little girl has nasal drainage and a cough for last few days with no fever, she had sore throat. I think it's just viral ? Sore throat gone.
Probably right: Many viruses affecting people at this time of year . Some are short lived and others have symptoms lasting for weeks. Probably is viral. If daughter gets worse and has trouble breathing should contact pediatrician. Sometimes viral processes can be complicated by bacterial infections. ...Read more
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Fever, headache, sore legs, rash (told viral) for 3 days. Then cough only for 2 days. Now back to fever, headache and sore legs. Still viral?
Hard to determine : Without seeing the rash and examining you, it's really tough to say whether viral. Chances are it is, as over 80% of these type scenarios are indeed viral. However, there are bacterial and ricketsial diseases that can do what you describe as well. Since you're not improving, it may be time to get reassessed and maybe even some lab work to see if this still fits the "just a virus" category. ...Read more
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Lost voice for 2 weeks, no sore throat, no fever. What's the problem?
See a doctor: Two weeks of sudden voice loss that has no cause and fails to improve with voice rest and hydration requires an exam of the throat. Make an appointment to see an ENT as we are the only specialists trained to properly examine and treat the larynx. ...Read more
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Went to doctor, no streap, no mono, no flu. Have fever (taking 600 mg of ibuprofen every six hours for that.) sore throat, tonsils feel dry and sore?
"unlisted" virus: Ok, it is not one of the more common, "testable" infections. So it is one of the thousands of "cold" viruses or other infections that is not routinely tested for. Your symptoms should be managed and if not improving in 2-4 days, should get re-checked to be sure do not need an antibiotic, steroid, or other intervention. Hydrate, rest, and treat symptoms in mean time. ...Read more
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Dry sore throat for 2 days. Fatigue but no fever?
Flu Season: It is winter. It is the flu season. I am unsure what your question is. ...Read more
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I've been coughing for weeks no fever no sore throat?
Possibilities...: Possible etiologies for your cough include bronchospasm from any cause, post-nasal drip, gerd or a combination of these factors. All of these have different treatments so you need to see your doctor for diagnosis and then treatment, especially if the cough is no better after 3 weeks. If you smoke, you need to quit today and your doctor can help with this, too. ...Read more
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Took amoxicillin 3 times now in 6 months 10 day 500mg for sore throat and fever tonsils swollen throat swab neg though what is going on no cough ?
Virus? Allergy?: Probably these were not bacterial infections but viral, or perhaps an allergy problem. Except for strep, which apparently was negative by swab, few bacterial infections do this. No antibiotic, including amoxicillin, has any effect on viral infections or allergies. Keep working with your doctor, or perhaps see otolaryngologist (ENT) or allergy specialist. ...Read more
Viral Pharyngitis (Definition)
A sore throat is discomfort, pain, or scratchiness in the throat. A sore throat often makes ...Read more
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