Why does my throat feel blocked after taking diet pills?

In modern life, losing weight is a matter of concern to many people, because losing weight can make people's body shape more reasonable and their health status will be greatly improved. In modern weight loss, many people choose to take weight loss drugs in pursuit of results, but why do some people feel a blockage in the throat after taking weight loss drugs? Let’s take a look at the explanation below, I hope everyone can understand it.

It is not recommended to take weight loss drugs on the market, as many of them contain thyroid hormone. Currently, I only have symptoms of dizziness, so I suggest you rest more and stop taking drugs for now.

1. The main symptoms of acute pharyngitis are rapid onset, dryness and burning in the throat at the beginning; followed by pain, and the pain in the throat is often more obvious when swallowing saliva than when eating; it may be accompanied by fever, headache, loss of appetite and sore limbs; if it invades the throat, it may be accompanied by hoarseness and cough.

2. The main symptoms of chronic pharyngitis are discomfort in the throat, dryness, itching, swelling, excessive secretions and burning pain, nausea, a foreign body sensation, inability to cough out or swallow. The above symptoms will be aggravated especially when talking too much, eating spicy food, feeling tired or when the weather changes.

Diet and health care

1. We must resolutely abandon some bad eating habits and quit smoking and drinking. Do not eat irritating food, eat less fried and pickled food; eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, eat more fruits rich in vitamins, such as: kiwi, figs, etc. Watermelon can clear away heat, relieve sore throat, and quench thirst, and is a good fruit.

2. You can also drink some Chinese herbal tea that is helpful for the treatment of pharyngitis. For example, Chinese herbal tea made from a variety of Chinese medicinal materials that have the effects of nourishing yin and increasing fluid, clearing away heat and resolving phlegm, and moistening the throat and relieving sore throat has a good regulating effect on pharyngitis.

Nursing

1. Keep the air in the room moist and clean, do not smoke indoors, and do not place items with pungent odors indoors. For families that use stoves for heating, place a basin of water on the stove to improve the dry environment.

2. Eat less fried, stir-fried and irritating food.

3. Quit smoking. Many patients are not determined to quit smoking, resulting in extremely poor treatment effects of medication. Therefore, smoking cessation is necessary for chronic pharyngitis.

4. Avoid using your voice and talking too much. Pay attention to rest, reduce work, and exercise appropriately. People with systemic diseases should be treated actively.