Sentence examples for throat inflammation from inspiring English sources
He said another veterinarian, Dr. Gregory J. Bennett, had performed an endoscopic exam that found mild throat inflammation and "mucous in the trachea, signs consistent with inflammatory airway disease".
The plant is used in traditional medicine against throat inflammation, colds, asthma, fever, flu and as anti venom[43].
The common cold is frequently defined as nasal inflammation with varying amount of throat inflammation.
There was a substantial variation in mean age across category, ranging from 37 years (throat inflammation) to 66 years (malignancy).
When classified by diagnosis category (Table 2), the largest GBI scores were found for throat inflammation (12.0), external ear disease (8.9), and inactive middle ear disease (8.6; see Table 2).
This particular species is important to the ethnobotanical pharmacopoeia of the Western Cape because it is utilized for a myriad of disease symptoms such as coughs, sexual debility, mental and nervous conditions, throat inflammation, chronic bronchitis, tuberculosis, influenza, stomach ache, diarrhea, and urticaria, amongst others [ 14, 15].
The fat of Crotalus durissus Linnaeus, 1758, is indicated for treating rheumatism, swelling, cancer, bone pain, gastritis, eczema, wounds, and backaches; while the chicken fat of Gallus gallus domesticus (Linnaeus, 1758) was mentioned as being useful for treating renal calculi, headaches, throat inflammations, nasal congestion, fevers, and general swelling.
Tonsillitis (acute infection of the tonsils) is more properly considered a part of the acute-pharyngitis (throat-inflammation) syndrome.
Sore throat, painful inflammation of the passage from the mouth to the pharynx or of the pharynx itself.
They should coat your throat, reducing inflammation and numbing the pain for an hour or two.
Common symptoms of upper respiratory infections, such as sore throat, cough, and inflammation, are often caused by bacteria, sometimes as a complication of virus infection.
