What fruit does sore throat eat to moisten throat?

Patients with sore throat can eat more fruits with high water content, which have the function of moistening throat, such as watermelon, Sydney, grapes, apples and kiwifruit. These fruits contain a lot of cellulose and vitamins, which contribute to the body resistance of patients and have a good effect on the recovery of patients' diseases. Patients may wish to try. At the same time, patients should also take some medium-sized drugs to relieve throat inflammation, such as orange ice plum tablets, Liushen pills, Zhi 'an capsules or Jinsong Liyan pills. After a week of active treatment, the patient's sore throat should be significantly improved.

In life, patients should exercise more and enhance their resistance. At the same time, you must not eat spicy food often, or smoke and drink a lot, which will stimulate the patient's throat mucosa to produce sore throat.

Sore throat is one of the most common diseases, which often occurs in the cold season of the year. Cold, tonsillitis, sinusitis, whooping cough, pharyngitis, viral infection and even myocardial infarction can all cause sore throat.

The main symptom of sore throat is feeling sore throat, sometimes accompanied by hoarseness. The throat is a connecting channel to communicate the natural environment and the human environment. Whenever the seasons change, especially in winter, dry and cold air often directly irritates the throat mucosa, causing local or even general discomfort.

Sore throat is usually caused by virus or bacterial infection. It is estimated that there are 200~300 different virus strains that can cause colds and pharyngitis. In up to 90% of cases, sore throats are caused by viruses associated with the common cold or flu. In addition, 10% is caused by bacterial infection or other medical diseases, and streptococcus is the most common bacterium that causes pharyngitis. Streptococcus infection is usually called septic laryngitis.

Sore throat can also be caused by low air humidity, smoking, air pollution, excessive shouting, allergies and other stimulating factors. Injury to the back of the throat, gastric acid returning to the throat, or other reasons.

The treatment of sore throat depends on the cause. If it is a bacterial infection, use antibiotics. If it is a virus infection, use more antiviral drugs. Others can take ibuprofen and other painkillers for symptomatic treatment. Drink more water and have more rest.