Sore Throat Relief: 14 Home Remedies and When to See a Doctor
- Warm fluids: Tea with honey, broth, warm water.
- Voice rest.
- Honey: 1 tsp coats mucosa; antimicrobial.
- Salt‑water gargle: ½ tsp salt in 8 oz warm water.
- Lozenges/sprays: Benzocaine, menthol, pectin.
- Humidifier: Cool‑mist adds moisture.
- Steam inhalation: Shower or bowl with towel.
- Ginger tea/chews: Anti‑inflammatory.
- OTC analgesics: Acetaminophen, ibuprofen.
- Cold treats: Popsicles, ice chips numb throat.
- Hydration: Water, electrolyte drinks.
- Avoid irritants: Smoke, vape, allergens, dry air.
- Elevate head at night to reduce post‑nasal drip.
- Marshmallow root/slippery elm (demulcent teas).
See a clinician if: severe pain, dysphagia, drooling, stridor, fever >101°F, rash, joint pain, symptoms >1 week, or recurrent episodes.
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