There are three causes of sore throat. Each infection, irritation, and allergies. Symptoms may include pain in the part, difficulty swallowing, difficulty breathing, coughing, and fever.

INFECTION

Infections that cause sore throat, can be sourced from 3 things, namely oral health and dental, tonsils as a source of infection, and sinusitis. Poor personal hygiene of the mouth, especially the teeth, can cause sore throat. Rotten teeth or holes into the homes for germs. This germ is then entered into the throat and cause infections. “To prevent it, should be diligent in maintaining oral hygiene and dental. If there are rotten teeth or holes, should be immediately addressed. For example, patched or revoked.”

Infection of the tonsils can also causes strep throat. Tonsils are actually very functional for children 4 -10 years of age because it is part of the body’s defenses. Mainly upper respiratory. Tonsils which are no longer functions will be a gathering place for the bacteria that cause infections of the throat.

The third source is the cause of throat infection sinusitis. “Everyone has a few pairs of organs called the paranasal sinuses, is in cheek, near the eyes, forehead, and near the brain. If these organs become inflamed, it is called sinusitis,” light. In people with chronic sinusitis, the mucus will continue to flow in the back of the throat and nose. This caused irritation to the throat and cause inflammation.

Sore throat due to infection should be treated with a healing source. “If the infection because the teeth, yes, teeth treated. Likewise tonsils and sinuses. If strep throat is treated, but the teeth, tonsils, or sinuses as a source of infection is not treated.

In addition to bacteria, strep throat can also occur because the virus, when colds and flu. However, sore throat due to colds and flu will disappear by itself, as the recovery of the disease. “Mild flu can race with endurance. That is, if a good immune system, he would make his own fence, so do not always need antibiotics. But, if more than a week sore throat that accompanies the flu is not lost, especially if you added a hoarse voice, could categorized as serious. Inflammation can come down to the vocal cords.

Sore throat due to germs can be transmitted through saliva, while those caused by airborne viruses. “So, be careful and watch around if anyone is having sore throat.”

IRRITATION & ALLERGIES
Irritation can also be a culprit sore throat. This is because the food intake, foods that are too spicy, too sour, too hot or cold, and foods that are too gummy. “Gummy foods, eg fruit. So, do not all fruit is safe, especially in those who have allergies, because it can irritate the throat.” To prevent that, “Better not eat fruits in the amount too much.”

Irritation was also common in those who worked in a factory environment. Installation is inhaled chemicals can cause irritation and inflammation of the throat. Therefore, it is important mask.

While an allergy is a hypersensitivity reaction to people who have it. Allergies can be caused by various things, like food and drinks, certain drugs, weather, and dust. Allergenic substances called allergens. When allergens enter the body’s allergic, your body will remove any substances that cause allergies. As a result, there is certain reactions, such as itching or coughing.

A food allergic reaction can cause pain in the throat. In addition, frequent sore throats who are allergic to those types of certain fruits and processed products, such as juice. “Be careful, not all juice is safe for people who experience recurrent sore throat due to allergies. Often cough and sore throat. Most often precisely in tomato juice.”

Used cooking oil is also a frequent cause of allergies and cause sore throats. “People who are allergic to cooking oil used to always change the oil every time you fry.”

Allergies can not be treated because it is innate from birth. The best way to avoid allergic reactions is to avoid the cause and improve or maintain endurance. “The better endurance, lower levels of sensitivity that cause allergic reactions.”