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Q: Conjunctivits, Sore Throat Pain, Nasal Conjestion And Cough

asked by: priscilla on January 14th, 2004

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Dear health forum,

since the january 10th, I have been experiencing a fever and nasal conjestion. Then the 11th I started getting a sore throat where I could only swallow spit and nothing thick at all (ex. Food, juices, medicine). I was taking a sinus medication called tylenol daytime sinus. This medication helped my fever and nasal conjestion, but did nothing for my sore throat. Then at night the nasal conjestion would always get worse. Now I contracted the pink eye the 13th of january. So I have conjunctivitis, sore throat, and a light nasal conjestion. Please tell me what I can do to make my life a little less miserable?

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lady k

replied on June 22nd, 2006

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I'm right there with ya sister! My problems are supposedly all allergies, but, here I am, three weeks post nasal drip sore throat, and now conjunctivits. I've gone on an antibiotic, which I am loath to do, because my doctor is not around until next week. If it is all allergies, this sucks. If it is a secondary infection, it still sucks. I'm tired and I don't know if I can take feeling so awful for so long....

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