What causes dryness and pain in the upper jaw?

There are many reasons for dryness and pain in the upper jaw. The most common one is acute pharyngitis. Such symptoms may be caused by colds or frequent smoking. This is a bacterial infection. When the pain is severe, you should use medication to treat it. You should pay attention to keeping warm, drink plenty of water, and get enough rest. You can also drink some monk fruit tea or olive tea, which have a good conditioning effect.

Drinks for the treatment of pharyngitis 1. Monk fruit tea 1 piece Monk fruit. Chop the monk fruit into pieces, brew it with boiling water for 10 minutes, and drink it at any time. Take 1 to 2 times a day, 1 piece each time. Functions: Clears the lungs, eliminates phlegm, quenches thirst and moistens the throat. It is mainly used to treat chronic pharyngitis, dry and uncomfortable throat caused by insufficient lung yin and accumulation of phlegm and heat, sore throat and loss of voice, or cough and dry mouth. 2. Olive tea: take two olives and 1g of green tea. Cut the olives with pits into two halves, put them into a cup with green tea, pour in boiling water, cover and simmer for 5 minutes before drinking. Suitable for patients with chronic pharyngitis and foreign body sensation in the throat.

1. Pain The pain of pharyngitis will occur in the acute phase of inflammation of the throat, during which time the throat will be painful. 2. Coughing: We should pay attention when we cough. If it doesn’t go away for a while or it recurs repeatedly, it may be pharyngitis and we should seek medical attention in time. In the later stages of acute throat inflammation, most of the time it occurs after influenza. Because of the prolonged inflammation, there will be a local itchy feeling, leaving behind coughing symptoms. If effective treatment is not continued at this time, the cough will persist. 3. Foreign body sensation: Due to the long-term existence of inflammation, the throat tissue proliferates, especially the lymph nodes at the root of the tongue are swollen, which is clinically called lingual tonsillitis. The swollen lingual tonsils can stimulate the epiglottis and produce a foreign body sensation. 4. Dry throat is a long-term chronic inflammation. In the case of abuse of antibiotics, the related symptoms of inflammation are often extremely atypical, and only manifest as dry throat. In addition, nasal congestion can cause the patient to breathe through the mouth when lying flat. Over time, it often manifests as dry throat in the morning.