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SORE THROAT MAY MEAN TO BE MORE CAREFUL
The Delta variant, which causes panic in many countries, has different signs than those seen in Covid-19 cases, Op. Dr. ‘One of them is a sore throat,’ he said.
‘Doctor I have pain’ in his book, common pain causes and treatment ways to address all the details of Orthopedics and Traumatology Specialist op. Dr. ‘Recent sore throats are also a symptom of the Delta variant,’ said. Because those caught in this variant have flu-like symptoms, ‘ he said, and both these pains, and when Covid-19 should be suspected.
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WHAT ARE COMMON CAUSES?
– Bacterial infection: fever and novelitis also accompany sore throat.
– Viral infection: accompanied by slightly enlarged neck lymph nodes. Colds, flu, herpes, Covid-19 are such infections.
– Laryngitis (laryngeal inflammation): it is accompanied by hoarseness and pain. It can be of bacterial and viral origin.
– Tonsillitis: painful swelling, bleaching on the tonsils, headache, fever, chills-chills, may be accompanied by meringues. Treatment in children is important. It’s an inflammation of the lymphatic system. It can be of bacterial or viral origin. In everyday language, it passes as tonsillitis.
– Pharyngitis: inflammation of the pharynx behind the mouth and nasal cavity. It can be of bacterial or viral origin.
– Some allergic disorders: nasal congestion, watering of the eyes, accompanied by sneezing. Pollen, mold, grass, animal hair, such as many factors can be involved.
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WHEN IS THE COVID-19 SIGN?
A new UK-based study found changes in Covid-19’s most common symptoms. The Indian variant is believed to have been instrumental in this change. Anosmia (loss of smell) is no longer among the 10 most common symptoms. But sore throat, headache and runny nose were included in the top 10 Symptoms. Covid-19 should come to mind if your sore throat is accompanied by a high fever, shortness of breath cough. Especially if you have not been vaccinated or recently had a Covid-19 infection…
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IN WHAT CASES SHOULD A DOCTOR BE CONSULTED?
Consult a doctor without wasting time in the following cases…
– Shortness of breath.
– Difficulty swallowing (if he can’t even swallow saliva).
– If you have a fever, headache, cough.
– If the throat bleeds easily and is injured.
– Swollen lymph nodes in the neck.
– Sudden weight loss, loss of appetite, hoarseness for more than two weeks.
– Red, swollen tonsils, white spots on it.
– Sore throat with vomiting in children.
– Sore throat lasting longer than 5 days.
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