Chronic pharyngitis oral solution

Chronic pharyngitis not only occurs in adults, but many children are also victims of this disease. There are many causes of chronic pharyngitis, which can be divided into many types according to the different causes. During treatment, medicine plays a very important role. It does not mean that you can use medicine indiscriminately just because chronic pharyngitis oral liquid can treat the disease. The most important thing is to understand the condition and treat it symptomatically. Let’s take a look below.

The lesion of chronic pharyngitis is the pharyngeal mucosa, so it is also called chronic inflammation of the pharyngeal mucosa. Most cases of acute pharyngitis turn into chronic disease due to improper or delayed treatment. Some occupational factors are also often related to this disease. Drugs for treating pharyngitis include intravenous drip, oral medication, lozenges, aqueous solution, nebulizer inhalation, Chinese patent medicine, etc.

For acute pharyngitis, anti-infection treatment is the first choice, generally using penicillins, erythromycin, and sulfonamides. Antiviral drugs that can be used include morphine biguanide, ribavirin, etc.

If the patient's symptoms are more serious, antibiotics, glucocorticoids, and certain volatile oil components of traditional Chinese medicine, such as menthol, can be combined for nebulization inhalation treatment, which has obvious therapeutic effects.

Precautions for using lozenges

1. If the patient only has a sore throat and does not have fever, cough, etc., there is no need to use antibiotics. Just choose oral lozenges, get adequate rest, drink plenty of water, and use gargles and lozenges locally. This can increase the contact area between the drug and the diseased tissue, which is especially beneficial for eliminating inflammatory secretions and alleviating local symptoms.

2. Currently, there are many types of lozenges for the treatment of chronic pharyngitis, and they are widely used. These lozenges basically have the effects of anti-inflammatory, astringent, throat moisturizing and dissolving secretions, and have a certain relief and therapeutic effect on pharyngitis. The following points should be noted when using lozenges: the effects of lozenges vary from person to person, and the patient can choose the most suitable lozenge based on his or her own experience; the antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects of lozenges are very limited. If accompanied by systemic symptoms such as fever, lozenges alone are not enough and should only be used as an auxiliary medication; lozenges may cause allergic reactions in some people, especially iodine preparations. If sore throat, facial swelling, shortness of breath, itchy skin, etc. occur during lozenge use, stop using it immediately and ask a doctor to treat it; children should not use lozenges, especially those under 5 years old, to avoid choking on the trachea.