Chronic pharyngitis is a sore throat that lasts several weeks or longer (sometimes 12 weeks or more) or as a sore throat that comes and goes. Pharyngitis is also known as chronic sore throat or ...

Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) GERD can cause chronic sore throat in some people, says Ghassan Samara, MD, otolaryngologist at Stony Brook Medicine in New York. GERD is caused by ...

This means your sore throat goes away quickly. In most cases, acute sore throats are caused by the cold, flu, or other common illness. They typically last 3-10 days. Chronic. If your sore throat ...

Certain underlying health conditions can lead to a sore throat. For example, people with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), a chronic form of acid reflux, may experience a sore throat ...

A sore throat that comes and goes is a nuisance but usually not a serious cause for concern. Allergies, smoking, infections, and heartburn can all cause an intermittently chronic sore throat.

We spoke to our expert Dr Suchir Maitra, Consultant ENT, Manipal Hospital Salt Lake, Kolkata, who explained sore throat and when it is considered chronic. When Is A Sore Throat Considered Chronic?

If your doctor suspects that your sore throat is related to an allergy, you may be referred to an allergist for additional tests. If you experience chronic or frequent sore throat, you may be ...

Here he offers advice to a patient suffering from a chronic sore throat. Every four or five weeks my daughter, who's 36, develops a sore throat - she also suffers from swollen glands and fatigue.

Sami Karoui and colleagues from the La Rabta Hospital in Tunis, Tunisia, report that the PPI pantoprazole reduces the frequency and severity of gastroesophagopharyngeal acid reflux in patients who ...

Allergies, infections, mouth breathing, and smoking can cause a chronic or persistent sore throat. It can also be due to an underlying condition, such as gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD ...