What fruits are good for women with pharyngitis?

Chronic pharyngitis is a proliferative inflammatory disease of the pharyngeal mucosa caused by various irritating factors. In clinical medicine, the clinical symptoms include dry throat, itchy throat, foreign body sensation in throat, and cough. Chronic pharyngitis is not malignant and will not worsen, but many people have psychological concerns because the symptoms do not disappear for a long time. The treatment of chronic pharyngitis mainly focuses on diet control, supplemented by medication. And dietary control includes the appropriate intake of fruits. Below I will introduce to you what fruits are good for chronic pharyngitis.

1. Patients with chronic pharyngitis can eat more pears.

Everyone knows that pears can moisten the throat, promote salivation and quench thirst. Therefore, if you suffer from chronic pharyngitis, you can eat more pears, especially pears and autumn pears. But it should be moderate, too much will affect the stomach and intestines. For people with poor stomach, you can eat boiled pears and drink nourishing soup at the same time, which can achieve a better throat clearing effect.

2. Patients with chronic pharyngitis can eat apples.

Apple contains minerals, vitamins, citric acid and other ingredients, which have the effect of promoting salivation and quenching thirst, and can also relieve symptoms of chronic pharyngitis. However, because apples contain more acid, it is recommended to boil them in tap water before eating.

3. Patients with chronic pharyngitis can eat oranges, which are sweet and sour in taste and cool in nature. They have the effects of invigorating the spleen, appetizing, promoting qi, quenching thirst, moistening the lungs and relieving cough. They have a certain therapeutic effect on symptoms such as dry mouth and throat, dry cough and no phlegm. However, eating too many oranges can easily cause internal heat, so it is recommended to eat in moderation.

The above is an introduction to the effects of three common fruits in alleviating the symptoms of chronic pharyngitis. However, readers should be reminded that chronic pharyngitis is not a serious disease. It is mainly caused by various irritating factors that lead to hyperplastic space-occupying lesions in the throat mucosa. The key to treatment is to find out the cause and eliminate the irritating factors, such as avoiding spicy and irritating foods, quitting smoking and limiting alcohol, etc.