What causes sore throat and nausea?

Many people experience sore throats and vomiting in their daily lives. There are many reasons for this situation, including eating inappropriate foods, suffering from diseases such as pharyngitis, smoking, drinking, etc. If people want to treat this condition, they need to understand its causes. Below we will explain in detail what causes throat discomfort and vomiting.

Currently, there is a feeling of vomiting, which is mainly considered to be a symptom caused by pharyngitis. After the pharyngitis recovers, the vomiting symptom will disappear. It is considered to be a manifestation of chronic pharyngitis. It is mainly necessary to pay attention to the use of some heat-clearing and detoxifying drugs and some throat-clearing and relieving sore throat drugs for conditioning together. You should also pay attention to adjusting your diet so that there will be no major side effects.

Typical symptoms of chronic pharyngitis: 1. There is often a feeling of a foreign body in the throat that cannot be coughed out or swallowed. 2. The nasopharynx is dry and uncomfortable, with sticky secretions that are difficult to cough out. 3. Feeling of furry objects or sticky phlegm, nausea, vomiting, regurgitation, etc. 4. In severe cases, there will be hoarseness and sore throat, which is more serious in the morning. 5. Headache, dizziness, and fatigue. Prevention and care of chronic pharyngitis: Chronic pharyngitis is a difficult disease to treat and has a long course, so care is more important.

Pay attention to getting rid of bad habits in your life. Smoking history: Smoking is closely related to the occurrence and development of chronic pharyngitis. Inhalation of harmful substances such as aldehydes, tar, nicotine, etc. in cigarettes is harmful to the laryngeal mucosa, causing congestion and edema of the mucosa and accumulation of mucus. In addition, it can also lead to submucosal gland hyperplasia and hypertrophy, weakening the function and role of macrophages. Anyone who lives in a smoking environment is at risk of getting sick. The stimulation to the throat of passive smokers is almost the same as that of active smokers. The duration of smoking and the amount of smoking are directly proportional to the incidence of chronic pharyngitis.

Eating habits: Eating too much hot, cold, greasy, spicy or irritating food can easily cause the pharyngeal mucosa to be in a state of congestion, leading to chronic pharyngitis. Eating too fast and swallowing food without chewing it thoroughly will cause the food bolus to remain in a rough state, which can easily increase the burden on the pharynx. In addition, the time and quality of meals should be ensured. Do not be hungry for a long time or overeat, which will affect digestion and absorption, cause physical weakness, make you prone to colds, and induce chronic pharyngitis. Maintain a balanced nutrition and avoid picky eating, which will cause an imbalance of nutrients in the body, a deterioration of physical fitness, and induce chronic pharyngitis.

Lifestyle habits: The habit of mouth breathing, especially mouth breathing while sleeping, constant dry coughing, spitting and other bad habits can also induce chronic pharyngitis. Inflammatory diseases of the ear, nose and throat: Inflammatory secretions from diseases such as chronic tonsillitis, chronic rhinitis, and chronic sinusitis flow into the pharynx and can also cause pharyngitis.