I have a sore throat, no longer coughing as I physically can't, the pain/swelling is too severe. I can't sleep as I'm in so much pain. Swallowing, breathing, just moving is so so so painful. I've only had it this bad around 24 hours though.
Do your lymph nodes feel swollen? If so, it may be viral, so a pharmacist may be the best person to help. You can always head to a walk in centre though for a medical opinion.
Call 111 which is the non emergency nhs number and ask what they advise.
They can't give any medication advice, their advice will just be to see a pharmacist/gp/nurse, since it's not hospital level. I'd opt for a pharmacist, see what they say, if they say to go to your local walk-in centre/GP surgery, they'll be able to prescribe something stronger.
I have a sore throat, no longer coughing as I physically can't, the pain/swelling is too severe. I can't sleep as I'm in so much pain. Swallowing, breathing, just moving is so so so painful. I've only had it this bad around 24 hours though.
If there's swelling that's making it difficult to swallow and breathe you should always see a doctor (sometimes even an emergency doctor, if it's severe enough that you can't wait until the morning). Not breathing can be quite serious for human beings.
Do your lymph nodes feel swollen? If so, it may be viral, so a pharmacist may be the best person to help. You can always head to a walk in centre though for a medical opinion.
Swollen lymph nodes actually increase the likelihood of it being bacterial, bruh.