A tongue disease that some call this and you will find that it is called a throat disease, is a disease of the pharynx that causes it to lie down and spread to the throat
There are even times when you can speak or cough and feel that it has gone above the tongue, where they call it tongue.
What causes tongue?
- It is caused by microbes, which are very common in cold and dusty weather.
- It is caused by microbes of 2 species, including bacterial and viral infections.
- It is only caused by a virus that is very common and that is why it is not urgent to use antibiotics or other drugs to treat it.
- The least available is from bacteria.
- Treatment of this type of tongue does not require antibiotics, which are often found from bacteria called Group A streptococcus.
- Coughing for a long time increases the risk of the disease, as does approaching or living with people who smoke a lot
What is tongue characterized by?
- Sneezing
- Influenza and nasal congestion
- Feels cold
- Headache
- Physical eating or feeling very tired
- Coughing
- The fever is less when it is caused by a virus and more by bacteria.
When it comes from bacteria, here are some additional symptoms:
- Swallow and feel pain
- Heavy fire
- Lack of appetite
- Nausea
- Have a strange smell in your mouth
- Total physical discomfort
- Redness (cg having white spots) and constipation in the throat
- This is what the patient’s body looks like in the photos.
How is tongue disease treated?
- Treatment for this disease depends on the cause.
- When infected with the virus
- only symptoms are treated.
- Often the patient is advised to drink hot things and take edema pills such as paracetamol and ibuprofen.
- Other things you can do include washing your throat with gargariser, drinking too much juice and avoiding thirst.
- When injected with bacteria
- no treatment for
antibiotics are combined with the extract and cure n’ inflammation. - Common uses of penicillin include penicillin, amoxicillin, cloxacillin, which is treated with ibuprofen, or aspirin.
- Only aspirin is not given to young children.
How do you prevent tongue disease?
- Adequate hygiene is the best way to prevent this disease.
- Avoid eating the same thing as its patient or anyone else who tells you that there is something in your throat.
- Avoid smoking and its smoke
- Wash your hands before and after eating.
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