Dr. Sugreev Singh
Internal Medicine
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Hello doctor,
Last night, a friend gave me a cup of mugwort tea, and I started drinking it. I was drinking it for the first time in my life. After drinking it, I had itching in my mouth and throat. I stopped drinking it immediately but had pain in my throat, chest, and stomach for a few hours. I thought I might be allergic to it. The symptoms went away, but I have had itchiness in my throat and mouth since morning, especially after I eat something. I had plain rice and cereal for lunch and dinner, but I still experience a sore throat. Since dinner, the feeling is not going away. What is the reason for this, and what should I do?
Hello,
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Possibly the tea you were drinking was expired, or there was a manufacturing defect. So, you have a sore throat, and now you might have an infection in the throat. Please answer the following questions:
Thank you.
The Probable causes
Investigations to be done
Differential diagnosis
Probable diagnosis
Treatment plan
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