Sore Throat
August 13th, 2010 | 
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The sore throat is a fairly common nuisance causing us itching, burning and irritation when swallowing saliva. In most cases discomfort in the throat made worse by the morning and improve with the passage of days.
In the same way that some illnesses such as colds and flu, sore throat are due to a viral infection common, though often not regarded as a disease can be very painful and cause many problems.
There are different kinds of sore throats, each characteristic of a particular virus. Some virus develop blisters in the throat that cause pain when swallowing and a very strong itching.
Diseases such as influenza, tonsillitis and pharyngitis often accompanied by sore throat in almost all cases. This is the most common cause of sore throat and is caused by bacteria called streptococci. These infections are treated with antibiotics and fever may bring.
Sometimes you can feel a sore throat without infection is the cause. In these cases too dry weather could be the origin, or can be caused by an allergy when breathing through the mouth causes discomfort.
Dry air dries us the throat, much as we sleep, so waking have a sore throat. This usually disappears after swallowing liquids and tends to disappear during the day.
Smokers and those who work in contact with substances that can be inhaled are more likely to have a sore throat.
These symptoms come after such a night in which they have smoked or inhaled cigarette smoke of others, in addition to ingesting cold drinks.
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