Like Chinese medicine, mainstream medicine also suggests resting, staying hydrated, drinking tea, and gargling salt water.

I t’s that time of year again – no, not the countdown to Christmas, but the season of sore throats. The symptoms are all too ...

Gargling with warm, salty water can ease inflammation in your throat - though the NHS says children should not do this.

thereby soothing the sore throat," Shawn Nasseri, MD, Harvard Medical School- and Mayo Clinic-trained ENT and allergy expert. Choosing a warm tea, he says, will be more soothing than reaching for ...

Most of the time, a sore throat is caused by a virus like the common cold or flu, says the National Library of Medicine. Of course, if there’s an underlying condition—such as seasonal ...

Superintendent Pharmacist Phil Day has stressed the importance of distinguishing between these conditions for effective ...

Jill Becher spent more than three years in agonizing pain. After one surgery failed, a riskier treatment provided relief.

Kyle - who had been categorised as a "low risk" referral - was then given the news that he had throat cancer just 20 days ...

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Ajwain (carom seeds), tulsi (holy basil), or eucalyptus oil-infused steam can be inhaled to help clear nasal passages and ...