Signs and Symptoms of Smoking-induced Pharyngitis Persistent sore throat Hoarseness of voice Dry, scratchy throat Difficulty swallowing Chronic cough Increased throat mucus Redness and irritation in the throat Conventional Smoking-induced Pharyngitis treatment Conventional treatment of Smoking induced pharyngitis is focused mostly on treating symptoms like: Throat lozenges Pain relievers (e.g., acetaminophen, ibuprofen) Gargling with warm salt water Avoiding smoking and irritants While those are temporarily effective, they do not relieve the underlying cause of the condition thus homeopathy as an alternative is hopeful
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