2023-12-14 05:00:00
Fatima Khalil wrote Thursday, December 14, 2023 07:00 AM
Prepare sore throat One of the common symptoms of many diseases, from non-serious diseases to those that are life-threatening, sore throat is also a sign of the Corona virus. In this report, we learn regarding the symptoms and characteristics of sore throat resulting from the Corona virus, according to the “very well health” website.
There is no evidence to suggest that sore throat caused by coronavirus is different from sore throat associated with another cause, including the common cold, strep throat or influenza.
General symptoms of sore throat associated with Corona
If you are suffering from a sore throat due to Corona, you will likely suffer from general symptoms of sore throat.
These symptoms include:
-Pain or a feeling of stiffness, especially when speaking and swallowing
-A feeling of dryness or itching in the throat
-Redness and pain in the back of the throat
As the coronavirus worsens, you may experience a persistent cough, worsening throat pain, and additional symptoms.
Other Corona symptoms
Other symptoms of Corona include:
cough
Congestion or runny nose
headache
exhaustion
Feeling upset
body aches
nausea
Diarrhea
Anorexia
Shortness of breath or other breathing difficulties
Sore throat in long-term Corona
“Long-term coronavirus” is the term used to describe ongoing health problems and symptoms that affect some people following recovering from coronavirus.
Anyone who experiences coronavirus symptoms at least four weeks following symptoms began may have long-term coronavirus. It is also possible to have long-term coronavirus and not know when you became infected.
People with long-term coronavirus may experience symptoms that persist for weeks, months, and years following infection. However, a persistent sore throat is not a symptom of long-term coronavirus and is likely linked to other conditions.
Other diseases whose symptoms include sore throat
Conditions that may lead to persistent sore throat include:
Smoking: Both smoking and passive smoking can cause sore throat.
-Allergies: Allergy-related sore throat can cause a sore throat due to postnasal drip (when the sinuses drain into the throat). Common allergens include pollen, dust mites, and pet dander.
-Esophageal reflux: Stomach acid can enter the esophagus (the tube that connects the mouth to the stomach) during sleep. As a result, you will wake up with a sore throat. Reflux can also cause coughing, excess throat mucus, and hoarseness.
Mouth breathing: Most people breathe through the nose and mouth. However, allergies, colds, or any other condition may lead to mouth breathing.
Laryngeal cancer: While it is a rare cause of sore throat, a throat tumor or growth may cause sore throat.
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