The following is a summary of some unknown common sense of larynitis:
I. Classification and causes of larynitis
Throat can be classified as chronic simple larynitis, chronic fat hysteria and chronic atrophy, depending on the degree of the disease. Its causes are complex and varied, including, inter alia:
The result of repeated or prolonged acute larynitis. Excessive or inappropriate voices are common among professional groups such as teachers, actors, singers, etc. Inhalation of harmful gases, such as industrial gases, smoking, chemical dust, etc., can cause acoustic increase. Infections in the nose, nose and stomach are also sources of chronic stimuli in the throat. Chronic larynx is also prone to prolonged contact with the larynx by septums with lower respiratory infections. Certain systemic diseases (e.g., heart, kidney, diabetes, rheumatism, etc.) cause vascular convulsion disorders, long-term haemorrhage of the throat and subsequent chronic larynx. II. Symptoms of larynitis
Symptoms of larynitis vary from one individual to another, but usually include:
Hissings are the most important symptoms, and may become low and rough, especially in the early morning hours, and gradually improve as activity increases and the larynx is coughed out. The larynx is increasing in part, often feeling adhesive, and coughing every time you speak to remove slime. Throats often suffer from discomfort, such as dryness, stings, burns, exotics, etc. The convulsive larynx patients may have convulsive coughs, which are the cause of convulsive coughs, which often result in the excretion of clots or sticky secretions, sometimes with small blood. III. The treatment of larynitis and error zones
The treatment of laritis usually includes general treatment, medication and assistive treatment. However, in the course of treatment, patients are vulnerable to some errors:
Disregard of systemic prevention: some patients focus only on the treatment of their throats, while neglecting the prevention and treatment of pathologies such as oral, nose, teeth, trachea, etc. At the same time, the effects of occupational factors such as dust, irritant gases and so forth on larynitis have been overlooked. Use antibacterial drugs at random: Many patients are eager to use antibacterial drugs when they have larynx. However, the appropriate application of antibacterial drugs in the short term is possible for those with acute larynitis and a significant increase in the blood routine testing of white cells. Chronic larynx or virus-induced larynx, however, does not advocate the use of antibacterials or the minimization of their use. Over-reliance on cold films: some prefer to treat larynitis with various cold tablets, but they serve only as auxiliary treatment and are not suitable for long-term application. Long-term applications, on the other hand, benefit bacteria and discourage treatment. No attention is paid to taboos: chronic larynx patients should pay special attention to the need to eat less sugar, sweet food and all kinds of sweet drinks, except for spicy, tobacco and alcohol, and less to “fats” such as chickens, yellows, mushrooms and so forth, as well as fish. Excessive trust in surgical treatment: While modern surgical treatments are numerous, they usually apply to amplified pathologies and do not necessarily work well in the long term. Some of the tissue in the throat is also damaging after the surgery, so the surgical treatment should be carefully chosen. IV. Prevention of larynitis
The following measures can be taken to prevent the occurrence of larynx:
Timely treatment of acute larynitis to prevent it from becoming chronic. In order to prevent over-speaking, attention should be paid to the right sounding methods for professional groups such as teachers and artists, and to avoid over-speaking. Improved labour protection is required to treat harmful gases, dust, etc. in the production process in order to avoid inhalation. A balanced diet with more vitamin-rich food and increased immunity. Regular outdoor activities are conducted to make sunlight a natural “vitamin D” source. Vaccination is carried out on time and the first line of defence is built for the body.
In summary, larynitis is a common larynx disease with complex and diverse causes and different symptoms. In the course of treatment, the patient should avoid falling into the wrong zone and pay attention to all-body prevention and treatment. At the same time, the incidence and recurrence of larynx can be reduced by strengthening preventive measures.
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