Cobblestone throat is a term doctors use to describe an irritated throat with visible bumps and lumps at the back.
Are there any other symptoms?
a constant dry cough.feeling like you constantly need to clear your throat.feeling like something’s caught in your throat.a sore throat.nausea.bad breath.
What is cobblestone throat caused by?
Causes of Cobblestone Throat
The cause of cobblestones throat is typically due to irritation caused by postnasal drip. It is the term used to describe extra mucus that drips down your throat. Mucus is created through the nasal glands and the throat.
How do I get rid of cobblestone in my throat?
These remedies include:
Taking over-the-counter pain relievers. Some research suggests that ibuprofen offers more relief than acetaminophen.Sucking on a throat lozenge or hard candy.Gargling with warm salt water.Trying a throat numbing spray. Using a humidifier. Consuming honey to reduce coughing and throat soreness.
Does cobblestone throat ever go away?
The condition is typically referred to as a sore throat. Pharyngitis is a very common complaint, usually caused by a viral infection, or, more rarely, a bacterial infection. In the majority of cases, it will disappear within a week, though can last longer. Treatment will usually focus on managing the symptoms.
