How come every time i eat fried food i get a sore throat? is there a relation?
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A pulmonologist for my teenage daughter told me that fried food is one of the worse foods for asthmatics.  This doctor was in one of the best pediatric hospitals on the east coast.\nYou may be allergic to something in the coating on the food, or you could have a very mild asthma-like reaction.\nDon't eat it.
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See your doctor!  You could be reacting to something you eat.  \n"Or" you could have an internal infection in one of your organs, one of your organs could be compromised!\n\nGO AND SEE YOUR DOCTOR!!!!
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Maybe the stuff you were inhaling from the turtle tank gave you a sinus infection which is where the headache would come from - do you feel it on your temples, and pressure behind your eyes, nose, and bridge of nose?  The sore throat could also be from irritannts from the tank, or just part of the sinus infection... it sounds like you just have a regular cold though, and the turtle tank was just a coinincidents.  If it persists go to the doctor.  In the meantime just take it easy and drink lots of water.
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According to the link below these are the symptoms and you have quite a few of them. Hope you feel better!\n\nSymptoms    Return to top \n\nSore throat \nRed throat \nWhite patches in throat \nDifficulty swallowing \nFever that begins suddenly \nTender, swollen lymph nodes in the neck \nGeneral discomfort, uneasiness or ill feeling \nNausea \nLoss of appetite \nRash \nAdditional symptoms that may be associated with this disease: \nNeck pain \nNasal discharge \nNasal congestion \nMuscle pain \nJoint stiffness \nHeadache \nAbnormal taste
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Alcohol is one of the greatest stimulants of gastric acid secretion. If you threw up after having vodka, there's a good chance that the acid literally burned your throat. Probably the impact of throwing up caused tiny microtears in your throat tissue, and the acid entered those microtears and made it possible for bacteria to enter. You may actually have a strep throat. Is the region red and sore? \nTreat it like you would a sore throat: hot drinks, avoid acidic foods such as orange juice, and keep your neck warm. If it's not better by Thanksgiving, I suggest you see a physician.
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Go see a doctor, you may have tonsilitis or strep throat.
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Anything causing inflammation to the throat, or more specifically the pharynx, might cause that symptom. Many can cause this inflammation i.e. viral / bacterial infection. It's possibly "pharyngitis". \n\nIf it's viral, it's treated symptomatically.. u can take cough supressants, take some antiinflammatory (such as ibuprofen), sometimes antiseptic gargles can help. If it's bacterial, u need antibiotics.\n\nBut if u have fever u should see a doctor.
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Acid reflux could have eroded your esophagus and caused a sore throat. My mom has had that problem and now she is on prilosec. Hope that helps.
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your 'sore throat' could now be a laryngitis or tonsilitis. thats an infection that usually does not go away by itself = you prob will have to take antibiotics (most likely doxizycline). indicator for that is swating (=>fever) trouble swallowing (+ a lot of pain i would guess).\nwhen your breath begins to smell different, its an other indicator for the infections mentioned above.\nto make sure please go and see your doctor.\n\ngood luck
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yes smoking makes your throat hurt, but if you keep smoking the pain gets mild and u cant feel it, but only when u inhale it has a slight burn
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Hmm, sounds like it could be Acid Reflux.  Like repeated heartburn, and now the stomach acid has burned your throat.  Go see a doc, they might be able to help you.
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No, nuts are not good for you when they are fried.  Raw nuts are incredibly healthier due to the fact that they contain good oils.  When these good oils in raw nuts are fried, it causes them to become "bad oils", therefore, eating raw nuts is healthier and eating nuts which have been roasted or fried strips all of the good healthy nutrients out of the nut.
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A person can be allergic to anything. I doubt that;s the problem though. More likely has to do with the acidity of your secretions. Your lubricant can be a touch acidic in nature and this can irritate the soft linings of the throat of swallowed. Can also be sore throat muscles from going for along time. Yeast infection can pass to men orally that way but again if you had a yeast infection chances are the last thing he would do is go down there with his mouth as the odour is not pleasant.\n\nTry not to swallow!  \n\nHope this helps.\n\nCraig - Naturopath.
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This is a common symptom of pharyngitis, or inflammation of the back of the throat.  The nerves cross-over with some of those to the ear canal, so pain in the throat can be referred to the ear and pain in the ear can be referred to the throat.  If you have pain when you swallow, it is likely the throat.  On occasion, inflammation of the throat can also affect the normal drainage of the middle ear, but the ear pain would be constant throbbing with pressure, which can be unbearable (not just noticeable with swallowing).\n\nAlthough strep throat is possible, pharyngitis is usually VIRAL, and antibiotics will not help.  Warning signs of strep throat include high (103+) fevers, body aches, swollen lymph nodes in the neck and foul breath.  Viral pharyngitis usually resolves within a few days if you tough it out.  Fevers, chills, body aches or inability to swallow your own saliva are all worrisome signs which should be seen right away.  Otherwise, you can go with a diet of warm liquids, get some lozenges, and take it easy for a few days.\n\nHope you feel better soon!
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YES\n\nThe medical term for a "sore throat" is pharyngitis. We owe the word "pharyngitis" to gifts from the Greeks: "pharynx" meaning "the throat" + the suffix"-itis" denoting inflammation. So pharyngitis literally means inflammation of the pharynx. \n\nLike the thigh bone, the pharynx is connected not to the hip bone, but to a remarkable number of other structures including the mouth and nose, the esophagus and larynx, and (via the Eustachian tubes) the ears. That is why sore throats so often involve these other structures. \n\nAnd that's not all. The pharynx has additional neighbors of renown, namely the nubbins of lymphatic tissue in the back of the pharynx called the "tonsils"and the rings of like tissue higher up in the nasal portion of the pharynx called the "adenoids". \n\nInflammation of the pharynx causes it to redden and swell which may make breathing and swallowing more difficult. Another features may be an "exudate" or whitish-yellow covering, especially pronounced on the tonsils. The exudate contains dead cells and bacteria or viruses. \n\nThe most common cause of pharyngitis is infection by a virus, especially one of the viruses that can cause the common cold. A number of viruses including those blamed for influenza ("flu") and infectious mononucleosis ("mono") and a class of viruses called adenoviruses can cause particularly severe inflammation of the pharynx. \n\nThe notorious "strep throat" is due to a bacterial infection of the pharynx. The offending bacteria is the streptococcus. \n\nIt is crucial that the diagnosis of strep throat be made because of the many complications that can ensue, among them rheumatic fever with inflammation of the joints and heart valves, glomerulonephritis with sometimes serious disease of the kidneys, and scarlet fever. \n\nA strep throat can closely mimic a viral sore throat (and vice versa). Throat culture has been the gold standard for telling the difference. The throat culture proves the diagnosis of a strep. New tests have been developed which give quicker results. \n\nTreatment of strep throat with antibiotics may not always significantly shorten the course of the disease. What antibiotics do is to kill the bacteria and cut down the risk of the dreaded complications. \n\nOther bacteria such as the one responsible for diphtheria also cause pharyngitis. So can microorganisms like the yeast Candida. Thus a "simple" sore throat, may not always be so simple! \n\nFor more MedicineNet.com information read the following articles: Pharyngitis and Tonsillitis & Tonsils & Adenoids.
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Could be as simple as a virus. Does it feel sore?\nIt could also be tonsilitis. These (tonsils) can be a common problem and it is not uncommon for them to be removed. \nYou should see a physician. He or she will take a culture to see if it is a bacterial infection (Strep throat).\nIt is best to get problems that don't go away checked out. In most cases it is something simple and harmless. But if it is serious you won't know unless you see a doctor.
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You know what? I bet you're allergic to MSG. It's a spice that's VERY common in Chinese food. My mom and I are both allergic to it. Next time, experiment. Ask the Chinese restaurant to not put the MSG in your food, and see how you feel after.\n\nOh, and it's not just Chinese food. It can be found all over. The symptoms are like a stabbing-feeling in your stomach... Like knives. Not fun. \n\nHope this helps!