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Feeling of heat in the throat.
The illness can cause inflammation of the mucous membrane or swelling in the throat, which may lead to a sensation of warmth or burning. Additionally, when the temperature rises, it also affects the overall feeling of warmth throughout the body. In this condition, it is recommended allowing the body to rest, take medications to reduce body temperature if necessary (such as Panadol) and consume beneficial fruits and vegetables that do not irritate the throat to avoid provoking complications.
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Sensation of tickling.
Such a symptom can trigger the onset of coughing, disrupting the process of falling asleep and preventing restful sleep. To alleviate the condition, it is important to drink plenty of warm fluids, use humidifiers and gargle with saline solutions. If this symptom is caused by a bacterial infection, it is also advisable to take medications (for example Bactrim DS, Rilexine). It is also beneficial to gargle with herbal infusions. Thanks to the antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties of medicinal herbs, gargling with herbal infusions alleviates pain and tickling and accelerates recovery.
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Appearance of bitterness in the throat.
Very often during an illness, taste receptors can change, resulting in a slight bitter taste in the throat. As a result, a person may start taking medication to alleviate their condition, which can, in turn, intensify the bitter sensation. Since some medications may not be compatible with others or a person may have an intolerance to certain drugs. Additionally, digestive issues that arise during an illness can also provoke the appearance of this symptom. That’s why it’s better not to self-prescribe any therapy and to trust specialists who can help you recover as quickly as possible.
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Sensation of coolness in the throat.
The impact of the illness on the nerve endings in the throat can lead to unusual sensations, including a feeling of cold. As the mucous membrane becomes more sensitive, even slight temperature changes can be perceived as cold. Often, the manifestation of such symptoms can frighten a person, and feelings of fear may worsen overall well-being. Therefore, try to stay calm and focus on your recovery.
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Difficulties swallowing.
Sore throat can trigger a reflex that causes a person to avoid swallowing, as it results in additional pain. If there are pus-filled deposits on the tonsils, this can further complicate the situation, as they can also cause discomfort during swallowing. In such cases, appetite may decrease, negatively impacting overall well-being. Therefore, it’s important to try to eat at least once a day to ensure the body has the strength to fight the infection. However, if you feel that your condition worsens with each passing day, it is essential to consult a specialist.