Why does my throat hurt from staying up late?

A sore throat from staying up late may be caused by pharyngitis. It is not ruled out that it is caused by low immunity of the body. If the patient has tonsillitis, it will also cause symptoms of sore throat.

1. Pharyngitis: The symptoms of pharyngitis are usually caused by serious conditions in the mucous membrane and lymphatic tissue in the throat. If the patient stays up late, it will cause the symptoms of pharyngitis. When pharyngitis occurs, dryness of the throat and difficulty swallowing usually occur. Laryngitis is usually contagious and can be spread to others through droplets and close contact. After pharyngitis occurs, it is necessary to treat it with oral cephalosporin anti-inflammatory drugs under the guidance of a doctor, and it can also be combined with compound chlorhexidine gargle for treatment.

2. Low immunity: When the patient's immunity is relatively low, symptoms will occur. Staying up late will cause sore throat. When this happens, you can choose to drink more warm water to improve the condition. You can also choose to use watermelon frost lozenges to improve the condition.

3. Tonsillitis: Tonsillitis is usually an infectious disease caused by a microorganism. After tonsillitis occurs, the patient will experience pain in the throat, and the pain will be more obvious when eating. After tonsillitis occurs, you need to pay more attention to rest and drink more water. If necessary, you need to take oral analgesics under the guidance of a doctor.