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Upper respiratory infections, seasonal allergies, excessive use or talking too loudly can make it difficult to speak
Dry air and acid reflux are just two of the many possible causes of your scratchy throat
Infection and inflammation can cause you to lose your voice and have other voice changes until you’re fully healed
Change your toothbrush after an infection and always take your full course of antibiotics to help ward off recurrence
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On their own, honey can help soothe a sore throat and garlic has immunity-boosting properties, but you don’t need to go the fermented route
Often, a throat tickle is due to a cold, allergies or GERD — but see a doctor if it won’t go away
Throat and ear pain that lasts more than four weeks deserves serious attention
Awareness and prompt treatment can help keep your family safe
Avoid allergens when you can, and clear up phlegm with home remedies and medications
The natural at-home remedy can soothe irritation and decrease inflammation
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