Understanding Smoker's Throat: Symptoms and Relief

Learn what smoker's throat is, its symptoms, and how to alleviate discomfort caused by smoking.

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Smoker's throat refers to irritation and inflammation of the throat caused by smoking. It can lead to symptoms like persistent cough, hoarseness, and sore throat due to the inhalation of harmful chemicals in tobacco smoke. Quitting smoking and staying hydrated can help alleviate these symptoms.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are the main symptoms of smoker's throat? The main symptoms include persistent cough, hoarseness, and a sore throat.
  2. How can I relieve symptoms of smoker's throat? Staying hydrated and quitting smoking are effective ways to relieve symptoms of smoker's throat.
  3. Does smoker's throat go away after quitting? Yes, symptoms can improve after quitting smoking, although it may take time for full recovery.
  4. What causes smoker's throat? Smoker's throat is caused by irritation and inflammation from inhaling harmful chemicals in tobacco smoke.

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