How is itching?
Most people suffer from itching or itching during the allergy season or because of the flu. Fortunately, there are a number of methods, both natural and medical, that you can use to quickly and effectively relieve sore throat. Getting rid of a sore itch can be just a few steps away.
Method
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Using Natural Solutions
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Gargle with salt water. Add half a teaspoon of salt to a cup of warm water and mix well. Take a sip and gargle for 10 seconds, then spit; Do not swallow.
Salt helps to break up excess phlegm and reduce inflammation that can cause itching, tickling of the throat.
Repeat this 2 to 3 times a day until your throat is better.
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Eat some honey. Honey is a great natural solution because it covers the throat and quickly reduces itching or irritation. For best results, eat one tablespoon of honey each morning.
Eat pure and local honey, if possible, because it helps to improve allergy resistance.
If you cannot eat the honey directly, adding a tablespoon of honey to your tea is also an option.
Never give honey to babies younger than 12 months because the bacteria contained in honey can cause a disease called infant botulism, which can lead to death.
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Make honey, lemon and ginger tea. Put a small amount of honey on the bottom of the glass and fill the cup with hot water to the brim.
Then, squeeze 1 to 3 slices of lemon into it. Finally, grate a little ginger and stir.
Drink a few glasses all day long to relieve sore itch and pain.
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Drink milk with turmeric. Mixing turmeric into milk is a home remedy that has been applied for many years to relieve the itchy throat.
Before going to bed, boil a teaspoon of turmeric in a saucepan (you can mix it with turmeric water).
Wait for the milk to cool slightly before drinking. Drink it every night until your throat itches.
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Apple cider vinegar drink. Apple cider vinegar is used in many home remedies and has a wide range of health benefits; one of them is to spend itchy throat.
Add a tablespoon of apple cider vinegar to a cup of hot water and gently sip.
If you want, you can add a tablespoon of honey to improve its taste. If you don't like the taste of honey, maple syrup is a good alternative.
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Try horseradish. In Russia, a popular household solution to relieve sore throat is a horseradish drink.
In a glass, put a tablespoon of pure horseradish (the plant itself, not the sauce), a teaspoon of honey and a teaspoon of cloves.
Fill the cup with hot water, stir with a spoon to dispense the horseradish mixture thoroughly, then drink slowly.
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Use an air humidifier. Living in a very dry environment or sleeping can cause the throat to dry and itch.
Putting an air humidifier in your living room or bedroom will moisturize the air and help relieve the itchiness.
If you don't want to spend money on an air humidifier, you can get the same results by putting a large bowl of water under the radiator or keeping plants where you live.
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Drink more water. Thirst is one of the most common causes of throat itching because the throat dries and does not have enough mucus to moisturize and protect the delicate tissue.
Try to drink at least 8 glasses of water and enough green tea and herbal tea a day.
It is especially important to drink water from the flu or flu, because you are prone to losing too much fluid by sweating because of fever and by removing mucus by sneezing and sniffing your nose.
Method
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Protect Your Throat
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Get rid of bad habits. There are some substances that, when used frequently, can cause thirst and cause sore throat and itching.
Caffeine-containing drinks such as coffee, tea and soft drinks can cause thirst (and affect sleep), so try to cut them down or at least reduce them.
The use of excipients and certain medications (eg antidepressants) can cause thirst and irritation of the throat.
Smoking dries the throat very much and causes itching and irritation as well as many health problems, so consider quitting or at least reducing it.
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Keep your voice. Speaking too much, shouting or singing can cause your throat to over-work, causing dryness and itching.
If you believe this is probably the cause of the itchy itch, take a break for at least an hour or two every day and try to rest your voice (no talking, singing or shouting).
If you have a job that requires you to use your voice a lot, always remember to have a bottle of water with you, so you can keep your throat moist during the day.
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Deal with allergies. An allergic reaction to a particular food, plant or pollen can cause symptoms such as watery eyes, sneezing, congestion, and sore throat.
Take an antihistamine tablet every day to see if your symptoms are alleviating.
Also try to determine the cause of the allergy by keeping a food diary or going to the doctor for an allergy test.
Method
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Using Over-the-Counter Solutions
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Throat lozenge or cough lozenge em. Ordinary throat lozenges do not do much to improve the throat, but relieve pain.
The extra saliva you produce from the sugar in your mouth will dampen your throat and ease itching.
In the meantime, the drug in the cough lozenge serves as a local anesthetic that numbs irritation in the throat.
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Use antihistamines. Antihistamines block histamine, a chemical found in the body that can cause itching of the throat. Benadryl, Zyrtec and Claritine are antihistamines against flu and cold, designed to relieve sore throat and itching.
Side effects of antihistamines include dry mouth, dizziness and headache.
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Try painkillers. Known analgesics, such as aspirin or Ibuprofen, also known as analgesics, can help relieve sore throat associated with sore itch. Follow the instructions on the packaging for the correct dosage.
Remember that aspirin should never be given to children and children who are recovering from varicella or flu-like symptoms because it can lead to rare but fatal Reye's syndrome. [1]
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Use a throat spray. Throat spray is a great way to get a sore itch and dry, tickle coughs. Generally, they contain phenol (or a similar ingredient) that numbs the throat.
Throat sprays are available over the counter in most pharmacies and are relatively inexpensive.
Some throat sprays even have different flavors, such as mint or fruit.
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Gargle with mouthwash. Gargling with a mouthwash containing menthol twice a day (eg, Listerine) helps to numb the throat and alleviates the irritating feeling of itching.
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Go to the doctor for serious or persistent symptoms. Often, itching of the throat heals with home treatment. But if your symptoms last more than 10 days, worsen rapidly, or if the symptoms are accompanied by high fever, you should call your doctor. If you have wheezing or difficulty breathing, pouring hives, swollen face, severe sore throat and fever, or if you have difficulty swallowing, go to the doctor immediately. Any of these symptoms may indicate a more serious problem.
Throat itching may be the result of an allergic reaction to a food or medicine, which may occur from a few minutes to a few hours after consuming the trigger. This could be a life-threatening situation.
It may also indicate a bacterial or viral infection, such as a sore itch or pain, strep sore throat, tonsillitis or flu, which the doctor should treat.
In some cases, throat itching may be the result of reflux or side effects of drugs such as an ACE inhibitor given against high blood pressure.
Warnings
Pregnant women and people with breathing difficulties should avoid throat spray.
If you've had trouble with over-the-counter medications in the past, consult your doctor before using anything for your throat.
No matter how much it hurts, do not take more than recommended cold medicines and swallow salt water.
Find out if you're allergic before you eat honey.
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