Sore throat cough may be associated with acute upper respiratory tract infections, chronic simple pharyngitis and reflux pharyngitis, etc. Depending on the cause and characteristics of the disease, general treatment and medication should be chosen. There are different treatments for different diseases, and there is no fastest treatment for sore throat and cough for all diseases.
1. Acute upper respiratory tract infections: mostly acute inflammation of the upper respiratory tract triggered by viral infections, and when it affects the pharynx, there can be sore throat symptoms, mucus and inflammatory factors that stimulate the larynx, prone to irritating coughing symptoms. It is recommended to drink more water and pay attention to rest. You can choose furacilin gargle solution gargle, Jianmin pharyngeal tablets containing chemical, oral buspirone anti-inflammatory tablets and so on. Ribavirin and other antiviral treatment.
2. Chronic simple pharyngitis: it can be caused by repeated episodes of acute pharyngitis and the stimulation of adverse physical and chemical factors, often manifested in the pharynx as a foreign body sensation, itching, burning, dryness or slight pain. Often there are sticky secretions attached to the posterior wall of the pharynx, making the patient wake up in the morning with a frequent irritating cough, accompanied by nausea. When coughing, the pain in the throat is obvious.
On the basis of the above treatment, it is necessary to quit smoking, alcohol and other bad habits, keep the indoor air fresh, and actively treat chronic inflammation of the respiratory tract such as rhinitis, tracheobronchitis and other systemic diseases.
3. Reflux pharyngolaryngitis: gastric contents reflux to the throat, causing mucosal damage, irritation of the nerves and cause disease. Oral omeprazole, mosapride and other acid-suppressing and gastrointestinal dynamics treatment.
When a sore throat cough occurs, you can actively seek medical attention, systematic examination to clarify the diagnosis, and follow the doctor’s instructions to standardize the treatment.