As a matter of fact, yes it can! The way the head develops as a foetus means that pain from the ear can be referred to the throat and vice versa.
If the fan blew cold air into the ear for some time and irritated pain receptors there, your brain may interpret it as a sore throat.
Of course, it could also be a coincidence, and you may just have a sore throat from a viral infection.
The primary cause of hearing loss, is loud noise blowing out your eardrum, such as going to a concert and sitting front row, or right behind the speakers.
a windsock can help you mesure air because when its blowing right you can tell the wind is blowing right
you need to reword your question you said "Why cant YOU swallow down the right side of MY throat? well no one can swallow down YOUR throat.
The primary cause of hearing loss, is loud noise blowing out your eardrum, such as going to a concert and sitting front row, or right behind the speakers.
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If the wind is blowing in you face, then the center of the hurricane is to your right.
Yes strep throat is contagious to dogs. I have strep throat right now and am worried I gave it to my dog.
No. Brain as a whole control your mouth and throat.
You could try cough medicine or throat spray, which makes your throat kind of numb and is a medicine. But get mucanes it relly helps
Symptoms of strep throat usually occur one to three days after being infected. Strep throat is spread through large respiratory droplets (coughing, sneezing) or direct contact with people who are ill. It is rarely spread by touching surfaces or objects.
It takes around five hours for your food to completely go from your throat to your toilet. That's why you might not always need to relieve yourself right after eating.
Not exactly sure what you are asking but nasal passages are all connected with throat,could be post nasal drip coming from your nose to your throat.One cause could be smoking another could be head cold.I don't relly have enough info to help & figure it out.You could try a decongestent to see if that helps.