Can pharyngitis cause chest pain?

People's throats can become hoarse due to inflammation caused by colds. Pharyngitis is an inflammation caused by the throat. When a person's throat is uncomfortable, it will feel itchy and they will want to relieve the itchy throat by coughing. This is especially true for people with pharyngitis. Pharyngitis can cause people to cough frequently, and coughing for a long time will cause chest pain. Let's see if frequent coughing due to pharyngitis can cause chest pain?

Frequent coughing due to chronic pharyngitis can cause chest pain, which is caused by the radiation of chronic pharyngitis. In this case, you can take Liyanling and Manyan Shuning granules for treatment. At the same time, you can make Luo Han Guo tea by brewing it with boiling water for 10 minutes and drink it at any time. 1 to 2 times a day, and pay attention to oral hygiene, brush your teeth in the morning, evening and after meals. Reduce the stimulation of tobacco, alcohol and dust, and correct the bad habit of mouth breathing. You should strengthen your physical exercise, improve your physical fitness, prevent respiratory infections, use less tobacco and alcohol, and actively treat diseases of the organs around the pharynx. Arrange your life reasonably, keep a good mood and avoid worries and depression. Maintain appropriate indoor temperature and humidity and fresh air. It is advisable to eat light, sour, sweet and yin-nourishing foods, such as fruits, fresh vegetables, green fruits, etc.

Pharyngitis does not cause chest pain. Pharyngitis is generally an inflammatory reaction of the throat mucosa caused by a variety of stimuli, and the main symptoms are throat discomfort such as dry throat and foreign body sensation, and usually does not cause chest pain.

Pharyngitis does not cause chest or back pain. Is it because of too much work pressure recently that caused "anxiety chest and back pain"? As the pace of life accelerates significantly and social competition becomes increasingly fierce, many people live in a state of high tension for a long time. This is an invisible pressure. If it can be properly channeled, it may have little effect on the body. Otherwise, it will attack the weak organs of the body and cause various uncomfortable symptoms, such as sleep disorders, chest and back pain, etc. Although the physical examination showed no problems, the person's health condition had obviously deteriorated.

In fact, when pharyngitis first occurs, the throat becomes dry and burning. When the inflammation invades the throat, there will be coughing and hoarseness. This is followed by pain, which is often more obvious when swallowing saliva than when eating. Systemic symptoms are generally mild, but the degree varies depending on age, immunity, and the virulence of viruses and bacteria. There may be fever, headache, loss of appetite, and sore limbs.

Fumigating the throat with salt water is also a good way to relieve pharyngitis. Use a large bowl or soup basin, put some boiled salt water in it, open your mouth wide and inhale and exhale the salt water, for about 10-15 minutes each time, 2-3 times a day. Always remember to drink plenty of warm water!

In short, although pharyngitis has many symptoms, it will not cause chest pain, so you can rest assured!