Acute pharyngitis
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Browse recently discussed Acute pharyngitis cases by specialistsDNS convexity to left. Hypertrophied inferior turbinates both sides. PNAS are clear.
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Upper GI endoscopy to exclude oesophagus, stomach and duodenum lesions.Routine blood investigation for Diabetes mellitus and Thyroid.
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Karajgaonkar Hospital
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Govt. Medical College, Aurangabad. Maharashtra
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