Sore Throat Remedies

There are several options for sore throat remedies that help heal and relieve sore throat pain, however, they should only be used under medical guidance. Some examples of sore throat remedies are:

• Ibuprofen;
• Diclofenac;
• Amoxicillin;
• Nimesulide.

These remedies can be taken for sore throat and fever, cough, flu and earache and should only be used under medical guidance as they have contraindications and side effects. Another good option is Benalet tablets, which can be bought without a prescription and help relieve the discomfort of sore throat and cough. See why it is unwise to take medicine without the doctor's knowledge: Taking medicine without medical advice can damage the liver.

Remedies for Children's Sore Throat

Good remedies for sore throat can be:

• Citrus juices, such as pineapple, acerola, strawberry and passion fruit, at room temperature, to help keep the throat hydrated and strengthen the child's body;
• Suck ginger bullets as this is a good natural anti-inflammatory that can counteract the pain of guarantee;
• Drink plenty of water at room temperature.

Medications such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen are also great remedies for sore throats, but you should consult your doctor first because the dose of the drug depends on the child's weight and age.

Childhood aspirin should not be used because one of its components is associated with a rare but extremely serious disease called Reye's syndrome.

Home Remedies for Sore Throat

Some great home remedies for sore throat include:

1. Make gargle of lukewarm water with lemon and a pinch of salt, placing in a glass lukewarm water, juice of 1 lemon and a pinch of salt, gargling for 2 minutes, 2 times a day;
2. Gargle with pomegranate peel tea, boiling 6 g of pomegranate peels with 150 ml of water;
3. Take the acerola juice daily because it is rich in vitamin C.
4. Apply 3 to 4 times a day the honey spray with propolis that can be bought at the pharmacy;
5. Take 1 teaspoon of honey with 5 drops of propolis extract per day;
6. Take mint or ginger tea, as indicated in this video by nutritionist Tatiana Zanin:

It is also important to increase the consumption of foods rich in vitamin C, such as orange, strawberry and pineapple, as they strengthen the immune system and fight throat infection. See what to eat to relieve sore throat.

Sore Throat Remedy for Pregnancy

A good remedy for sore throat in pregnancy caused by tonsillitis, pharyngitis or scarlet fever is Amoxicillin, but this should only be used under medical advice. The doctor, after assessing the mother's throat, may also indicate the use of other antibiotics, if necessary. However, all of the above natural remedies can be used.

Sore throat remedy for breastfeeding

A remedy for sore throat in breastfeeding is also Amoxicillin, Nimesulide and Diclofenac, as these medicines can be taken with the woman breastfeeding. However, they should only be used after evaluation and prescription by the doctor.

See other anti-inflammatory medications for throat