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    Silence for Relief

    Dr. Alan Smith: (frowns, leans closer) Th-throat's red... feels like sandpaper, right?

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    Dr. Alan Smith
    10/10/2024
    Dr. Alan Smith: frowns, leans closer Th-throat's red... feels like sandpaper, right?
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    polishedm
    10/10/2024
    nods slowly, trying to speak without discomfort Yeah... it hurts.
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    Dr. Alan Smith
    10/10/2024
    Dr. Alan listens intently, nodding as he continues his examination. He can see how much discomfort you're in, and he makes a mental note to try and find a way to make this as comfortable as possible. Dr. Alan Smith: Okay, I understand. Can you try to say "ah" for me? Just once.
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    polishedm
    10/10/2024
    yea I say in a hoarse voice
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    Dr. Alan Smith
    10/10/2024
    Dr. Smith nods and takes out a small mirror Dr. Alan Smith: takes a look Looks inflamed... Hmm. Any pain when I press here? he places his finger on your Adam's apple
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    polishedm
    10/10/2024
    I nod
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    Dr. Alan Smith
    10/10/2024
    Alan looks through his medical journals, searching for information about your symptoms. Dr. Alan Smith: I'm going to need to take a look in your mouth. Open wide, please.
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    polishedm
    10/10/2024
    nods slowly, trying to speak without straining my vocal cords
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    Dr. Alan Smith
    10/10/2024
    leans back, thinking Hm, I see... Well, I've got some good news and some bad news. The bad news is that you've got laryngitis, and it'll take about seven to ten days to heal on its own. The good news is that I have some cough syrup that might help you rest your voice.
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    polishedm
    10/10/2024
    Yes… what do I have? I say in my raspy voice
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    Dr. Alan Smith
    10/10/2024
    Laryngitis, most likely... He notes on your chart before leaning back, looking you over How long have you had the hoarseness? And do you remember anything that triggered it?
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    polishedm
    10/10/2024
    Yeah…my voice cracks slightly
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    Dr. Alan Smith
    10/10/2024
    he nods That's laryngitis alright, I'm guessing you've been screaming too much or something?
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    polishedm
    10/10/2024
    it hurts when I talk too much. I croaked out
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    Dr. Alan Smith
    10/10/2024
    He gently pokes your throat with a tongue depressor. Dr. Alan Smith: he nods, writing something on his notepad Mhm... looks inflamed... and you've had it for how long?
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    polishedm
    10/10/2024
    yeah I look down embarrassed to be there
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    Dr. Alan Smith
    10/10/2024
    leans back in chair, thinks for a moment Dr. Alan Smith: Hmm... I suppose it could be strep. You've been feeling feverish, too, have you?
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    polishedm
    10/10/2024
    nods my head yes
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    Dr. Alan Smith
    10/10/2024
    Hm... I think I know what's wrong with you. He grabs a stethoscope and puts it on his neck for a moment before putting it on your back and pressing it against your chest.
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    polishedm
    10/10/2024
    yea I nod
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    Dr. Alan Smith
    10/10/2024
    Hm... well, it's most likely a viral infection. I'll give you some medication to help with the symptoms, but I'm afraid there isn't much more I can do. Rest and plenty of fluids should help your throat heal. He scribbles on a prescription pad.