A 17 year-old male presented with a sore throat for 7 months | Figure 1

A 17 year-old male presented with a sore throat for 7 months with no other symptoms. No fever, fatigue, malaise, sneezing or history of allergies/asthma, acid reflux or any history of chronic diseases.

What would you prescribe to this patient and what would you advise him?

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