Why Sore Throat Long Time?
Chronic Throat Pain Often Results from Lingering Throat Infections, Irritants or Allergens in the Air, or Dry Air Conditions. People with Allergies or Asthma...
Chronic throat pain often results from lingering throat infections, irritants or allergens in the air, or dry air conditions. People with allergies or asthma may be especially sensitive to these triggers. Some causes of a chronic sore throat require medical treatment.
What is the reason for long time throat pain?
A sore throat is considered chronic when it lasts for more than three months. Typical factors that can cause a long-lasting sore throat include allergies, acid reflux, environmental irritants, dry air and strained vocal cords. Occasionally a more serious condition, such as a tumor or HIV, can cause a sore throat.
When should I worry about a sore throat?
In most cases, your sore throat will improve with at-home treatment. However, it's time to see your doctor if a severe sore throat and a fever over 101 degrees lasts longer than one to two days; you have difficulty sleeping because your throat is blocked by swollen tonsils or adenoids; or a red rash appears.
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