Why do I have a dry throat and bitter mouth? It could be pharyngitis

When we eat some bitter food, our mouth will definitely feel very bitter, and at this time we will eat some desserts to relieve the bitterness. Then, when we don’t eat bitter food, our mouth is still very bitter and our throat feels very dry. What is the reason for this?

The liver qi is not smooth, which leads to the so-called liver fire.

The liver and gallbladder share the same root, so liver fire is transmitted to the gallbladder. The outlet of the liver and gallbladder is bile flowing to the stomach, and the stomach is connected to the mouth. When the liver is depressed (i.e. not smooth), the liver fire rises to the mouth, causing dry mouth. The excess bile forced out by the liver fire reaches the stomach and tastes bitter in the mouth.

Bitter mouth and dry throat may also be pharyngitis

There are many reasons for bitter mouth and dry throat, which may be respiratory and digestive system problems, oral or liver and gallbladder problems. Dry weather and irritability, various "fire" qi can also cause bitter mouth and dry throat.

If you have a bitter taste in the mouth and dry throat for a long time, you should pay attention to it, as it is likely pharyngitis.

Treating chronic pharyngitis

People with chronic pharyngitis often feel discomfort in the throat. If they are slightly cold, tired, talk a lot, or have not drunk water for a long time, they will feel more severe throat pain and burning. The itching in the throat causes bouts of irritating coughs, which affects rest. If it is dry or atrophic pharyngitis, the throat will be obviously dry, and it will be difficult to speak and swallow saliva. You need to drink water frequently to moisten the throat, and even need to get up several times at night to drink water, but it can only temporarily relieve the symptoms, and the throat will soon feel dry again; some people need to use soup to swallow dry and hard food when eating.

The best way to treat chronic pharyngitis is to use herbal tea to regulate and treat it, which can fundamentally solve the problem. The only way to treat chronic pharyngitis is to remove harmful bacteria, repair the pharyngeal mucosa, regulate the function of internal organs, and improve the body's immunity including the pharyngeal cavity, so as to cut off the source and fundamentally improve pharyngitis. Japan's Chikiba throat-clearing and lung-moistening tea has achieved this, so it can help countless pharyngitis patients relieve their troubles.