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Can you transmit a sore throat by breathing on someone?
SarahChristensen
Most people who get a sore throat have other factors besides the sore throat leaving your window open at night going out when your hair is wet they may have had the common cold or dry throat might cause it but i don't think you could get sore throat by breathing on someone.
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How is a sore throat formed?
Breathing dust and no water.
How breathing through the nose helps in curing a sore throat?
Yes, if you breathe through your nose it will help in keeping the throat normal else breathing through the mouth makes it dry. It can be taken as a simple remedy for sore throat.
Can you get a cold or sore throat from someone else?
Sure. Many people can be carriers of disease but not actually having symptoms themselves.
What swells when you have sore throat?
Well, the tonsils. And in rare cases, the breathing veins.
Can sore throat cause asthma?
I don't think so because soar throat is a throat problem and asthma is an inside breathing problem.
What other conditions do people get with asthma?
coughing, hard time breathing , allergies, sore throat
How do you know if you have a sore throat?
Does your throat feel raw and sore? If the answer is yes, you have a sore throat.
What about sore throte?
Sore throat is a pain and sore in the throat
Why do you get Sore throat?
you can get a sore throat By shouting
How is sore throat prevented?
There is no way to prevent a sore throat; however, the risk of getting one or passing one on to another person can be minimized by: washing hands well and frequently. avoiding close contact with someone who has a sore throat. not smoking.
How do you spell the word sore throat?
Sore throat is not a single word; it is two words, "sore" and "throat".
What are the causes of sore throat?
There are many possible causes of sore throat, ranging from viral infections to allergies to environmental irritants. 🩺 Some common causes of sore throat include the common cold, the flu, strep throat, sinus infections, postnasal drip, and allergies. It's important to see a doctor if you have a sore throat that lasts for more than a week or if you have any other symptoms such as fever, headache, or difficulty breathing
