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Sore throats are very common during periods of winter. Although often benign, they still prove very unpleasant and quite disabling. How to avoid?

Cover yourself properly!

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Avoid Sore Throat

The first thing to do is to cover you properly. Airflow, hot-cold … The sudden changes in temperature is often the origin of words gorges. Our defenses spends a lot of calories to adapt and restore the normal body temperature. Meanwhile, our defenses are weakened. Put several layers of clothing to fit you better with these changes in temperature. With gloves and caps, cover the parts of your body, which easily lose heat as the head, hands and feet.

Protect yourself from viruses!

Sore throats are in the majority of cases of viral, public places are their ideal transmission. Whenever you get a transit, do not forget to wash your hands. It’s the same thing every time you sneeze. Consider changing a tissue every time you blow. In winter it feels a little more tired than usual. Boost your immune system by regularly consuming fresh fruit rich in vitamin as orange, lemon or kiwi.

Take care of your throat!

Smoke irritates the throat, which is why smokers easily catch tonsillitis. If you are a non-smoker, flee smoky places. Please avoid shouting or speaking for several hours, this may raise your throat. Once you feel any discomfort, use lotion and sprays freely sold in pharmacies that will wet your ducts ENT while cleaning. After five or six days, if discomfort persists, or if you have difficulty swallowing and speaking, go see your doctor. It will prescribe the appropriate treatment for your sore throat.

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