Sore throat and respiratory infection
Sore throat, cold, cough or fever.
Sore throat, cough, fever or a blocked nose? Most respiratory infections clear up on their own, but some need treatment. A clinician assesses your symptoms and tells you what to do.
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How it works
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Log in securely with BankID.
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Describe your symptoms: what, how long, and how unwell you are.
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A clinician assesses — with video to look at your throat if needed.
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Get advice, a prescription or sick note if needed, and when to come in.
What you can get
Assessment of throat, cough, fever and colds
A prescription for antibiotics when clinically appropriate
A sick note if you are too unwell to work
Clear advice on when to see a doctor in person
Frequently asked questions
Will I get antibiotics?
Only if it is clinically right. Most respiratory infections are viral, where antibiotics do not help. The clinician assesses whether they are needed and may ask you to come in.
When should I be seen in person instead?
With a high fever that won’t settle, breathing difficulty, or feeling very unwell, you should be examined in person. The clinician will guide you.
With breathing difficulty, blue lips, or being severely unwell: call 113. For urgent out-of-hours care in Norway, call 116117.