Sore throat and swallowing difficulties

Sore throat and swallowing difficulties commonly occur in conjunction—during a cold or the flu, for example. Frequently, the pharyngeal mucous membrane is inflamed and swollen.

The unique active ingredient formula in Dorithricin^® Throat Lozenges provide fast and effective relief for both sore throat and swallowing difficulties. Dorithricin^® not only blocks pain but also combats bacterial pathogens and thereby slows down the infection, before the sore throat becomes worse.

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  Sore throat

  A scratchy sensation in the throat is often the first sign of a cold. In fact, a sore throat often is commonly a concurrent symptom of the common cold (flu-like infection). However, there are other causes of sore throat as well.

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  Swallowing difficulties

  When swallowing becomes painful, there can be many causes for this symptom. Frequently, the underlying cause is a cold or the flu. Severe discomfort swallowing is also typical of tonsillitis.

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  Pharyngitis

  Pharyngitis is a painful inflammation of the pharyngeal mucous membrane. Typical symptoms include sore throat, swallowing difficulties and fever.

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  Laryngitis

  Laryngitis often develops on top of a viral infection. Characteristically, sore throat is primarily accompanied by hoarseness or even voice loss. Therefore, the utmost priority during treatment is voice rest.

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  Tonsillitis

  Severe discomfort swallowing is a hallmark of tonsillitis. However, fever and a general feeling of malaise are typical symptoms of tonsillitis.

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