A burning sensation in the throat may be clinically associated with the following diseases: 1. Reflux pharyngitis, which may be associated with patients often having acid, stomach contents, digestive enzymes inside the stomach, reflux to the throat through the esophagus, damaging the normal mucous membrane of the throat, resulting in a burning sensation in the throat, which can be accompanied by hiccups, acid reflux, belching, burning sensation behind the sternum, patients have repeated throat clearing, accompanied by dry throat and other un The patient has repeated throat clearing, dry throat and other uncomfortable symptoms. This disease may be more pronounced when the patient lies down at night, and is usually detected by electrogastroscopy. It is recommended that patients eat a light diet, avoid eating greasy and indigestible food, avoid eating 4 hours before bedtime, and try to stay seated after meals to reduce lying down. 2, acute inflammation of the throat, common acute pharyngitis, acute tonsillitis, etc., can appear burning sensation in the throat, accompanied by obvious pain in the pharynx and other related changes, is the burning sensation caused by inflammatory diseases of the throat. The burning sensation is caused by inflammatory diseases of the throat. In short, patients with burning sensation in the throat should go to the ENT department for examination to see what causes it.