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PostPosted: 09/25/07 - 13:35    Post subject: Throat Sore when talking/after shouting etc Vote now! Reply with quote
Hi

I have currently gone under triple therapy (antibiotics) for Heli Plylori infection.

Even before then though If I talk quite loud/or shout my throat hurts and feels raw? any ideas?

I do also suffer from sinus problems. Sometimes it feels dry and sometimes very clogged up with gunk.

? thanx
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