Rarely, a sore throat that lasts longer than two weeks ... It's also possible to get an ear infection in one ear but not the ...

GPs with patients who have a persistent sore throat, combined with shortness of breath, trouble swallowing or earache, should consider cancer as the cause, according to new research. Currently ...

The National Pharmacy Association says it is taking the unprecedented action after a decade of Tory underfunding because too ...

A sore throat is a symptom and not a condition itself ... or you have non-throat symptoms, such as joint pain, earache, rash, a fever over 101°F, a lump in your neck, blood in your saliva ...

Nina added: "I also had a cold, earache and a sore throat which I kept going to doctors for. "I never felt like I had time to rest with the constant demands of parenting and work." Nina saw five ...

Amid warnings of a 'tripledemic' of cold, flu and Covid this winter, millions could bypass the GP queue and directly access ...

"In the winter GPs will face a vast amount of people seeking help for their sniffles and sore throats. People might be unaware ... and are being sick then it may be likely you've got an ear infection.

People with seven common ailments such as sore throat and earache can go into a chemist to be assessed, rather than making an appointment with their GP. Under the Pharmacy First scheme ...

Consult a healthcare provider if your infant or child has any of the above symptoms, as well as a cough, earache, or sore throat. Talk to a healthcare provider if your infant or child has a fever ...

which can cause a sore throat on one side. Some conditions that may lead to swollen lymph nodes include: a cold or flu, strep throat or tonsillitis, an ear infection, an infected tooth or tooth ...

There are often lengthy waits to get an appointment with a doctor but if you have one of these conditions you can dodge the ...

The new Pharmacy First service has already been used more than 40,000 times in Cambridgeshire, Peterborough and Royston.