Chronic pharyngitis is a part of chronic inflammation of the upper respiratory tract. Whether or not a year is serious needs to be considered based on whether or not the patient has complications and whether or not it causes breathing difficulties.
If the chronic pharyngitis is caused by recurrent inflammation or allergens, the patient can be relieved by anti-inflammatory treatment and allergen removal, and this situation is not considered serious if the patient has not been well for a year.
Chronic pharyngitis patients in the long-term inflammation under the stimulation may cause tonsillitis, otitis media, etc., resulting in difficulty in swallowing, earache, hearing loss and other symptoms. Or due to inflammation caused by the pharynx appears congestion and edema lead to airway obstruction, resulting in breathing difficulties caused by asphyxia symptoms, is more serious.
The treatment of chronic pharyngitis is mainly aimed at removing inflammation, actively treating the primary disease, and giving medication to patients with obvious clinical symptoms, such as iodine throat tablets and peppermint throat tablets.
Chronic pharyngitis patients regardless of whether the condition is serious or not need to go to the hospital for treatment in a timely manner, under the guidance of the doctor long-term regular and reasonable medication.