Definition of sore throat
: pain in the throat due to inflammation of the fauces and pharynx
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As the Associated Press reports, the hairs contain a protein called thaumetopoein, which is what causes rashes, sore throats, as well as eye and breathing problems.
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Possible side effects include dryness of the skin, mouth, eyes, nose and throat; sore throat; headaches; blurred vision and dilated pupils; and constipation and trouble urinating.
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For most children, a typical course of influenza starts with an abrupt spike in temperature, a sore throat, cough and muscle aches, said Dr. Shikha Garg, medical officer in the C.D.C.’s influenza division.
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And, with all drugs, there are some possible side effects, like dry mouth, sore throat, dry skin, and stinging.
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Many of these patients show up at hospitals with minor infections, sore throats, skin rashes, allergies, and back pain.
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Exposure to the gas can cause irritation or burns, sore throats, runny noses, burning eyes and coughing.
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On a recent Wednesday, doctors were seeing patients with concerns about opioid dependency, foot pain, sore throat, bipolar disorder, asthma and diabetes.
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Colds tend to clear up within seven to 10 days and produce a yellow or greenish mucus and a sore throat.
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First Known Use of sore throat
1629
Medical Dictionary
sore throat
medical Definition of sore throat
: painful throat due to inflammation of the fauces and pharynx
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