Pharyngitis is a disease caused by bacteria, and it is divided into acute and chronic pharyngitis. Acute pharyngitis is often caused by viruses or bacteria, and is frequently a complication of acute rhinitis, acute sinusitis, or acute tonsillitis. Chronic pharyngitis is mainly caused by the incomplete treatment of acute pharyngitis, leading to recurrent episodes and a chronic condition, or it can be caused by irritation to the pharynx from factors such as nasal obstruction, long-term mouth breathing, chemical substances, and neck radiotherapy.
The treatment of pharyngitis is a slow process, and recovery can only be achieved through gradual conditioning. In daily life, you can eat more of the following fruits.
1 Pear
Patients with pharyngitis can eat more pears because they are rich in water, which not only replenishes fluids but also moistens the throat and nourishes the lungs.
2 Cherry
Cherries are sweet and sour in taste, and warm in nature. They have the effects of nourishing blood and improving complexion, and warming the spleen and stomach. Modern research shows that cherries are rich in iron, as well as citric acid and vitamin C, making them an excellent fruit for blood nourishment. Eating more cherries can enhance spleen and stomach function and boost the immune system. It is currently cherry season, so it's a good idea to buy and eat more.
3 Loquat
The entire loquat plant can be used for medicinal purposes, and its fruit can moisten the lungs and promote urination, clear heat and strengthen the spleen, and has a good effect on nourishing the liver. Loquats are rich in vitamin C, which can act as an antiscorbutic, and can also relieve coughs, moisten the lungs, promote urination, strengthen the stomach, and clear heat. They have a soothing effect on patients with chronic pharyngitis.
4 Monk Fruit
Monk fruit is sweet and cool in nature, and can clear the lungs, resolve phlegm, quench thirst, and moisten the throat. Monk fruit is very sour to eat directly, but steeping it in water is very effective for treating pharyngitis.