- Male
- 24 Years
- 29/01/2025
I'm dealing with Laryngopharyngeal reflux and it's been about 5 months now and I'm pretty uncomfortable. Are there any home remedies or over-the-counter medications that could help? I'm really looking for something to ease the symptoms.
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View allI'm feeling like there's something oily in my throat when I swallow, and it keeps coming back up but never fully comes out. I've tried gargling with hot water, but it's really uncomfortable. A few days ago, I had a cold and now I'm suffering from a cough and sore throat. I'm taking Grilinctus for the cough. Can you help me figure out what's going on?
its due to cough with mucous continue the same treatment and follow these remedy also as i describe below Drink fluids: Drinking water, herbal tea, or broth thins mucus and helps clear your airways. Take honey: A spoonful of honey can soothe a cough and reduce mucus production. Honey's antibacterial properties can also help clear infection. However, you should never give honey to children under one year old. Inhale steam: Breathing in steam can help clear mucus and calm your airways. Use a neti pot: Saline irrigation can help clear mucus and reduce inflammation. Try a hot drink: Hot liquids like tea or broth can help thin mucus. You can try adding honey to teas made with herbal cough remedies like ginger or peppermint.
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I'm wondering if it's safe to use hydrogen peroxide to clean my ears, especially if an insect accidentally crawled in while I was sleeping. Is hydrogen peroxide effective and safe for removing insects from the ear? Im a bit worried and would love some guidance on this.
Hydrogen peroxide is a chemical and best to AVOID using it to clean ears. It can damage ear canal skin and cause inflammation.
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I'm really struggling with this dry throat and persistent cough. It feels like I've tried everything and just can't seem to shake this tickly cough. What can I do to finally get some relief?
To alleviate a dry throat and tickly cough, try a multifaceted approach: stay hydrated with warm liquids like tea or broth, use a humidifier to add moisture to the air, gargle with salt water, suck on lozenges or cough drops,
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