Nope.
Why not? Gingerale contains sugar or high fructose corn syrup, both of which take a toll on your immunity. You should avoid this in case of a sore throat. Ginger is not usually used for upper respiratory tract symptoms. It's more suitable for gastrointestinal issues (ie. bloating, nausea).
What helps a sore throat?
-Slippery Elm lozenges help the irritated tissue. Slippery elm has been used for centuries for this reason.
-Marshmallow root tea with some licorice root added. Buy in bulk at herb shop.
-Or when you can't have any of these brew a strong cup of peppermint/spearmint tea, the menthol helps with pain and if you add a little bit of honey it also moistens dry, raw, scratchy throats.
Baking soda does not help sore throats. For a sore throat drink warm tea with honey.
Depends if its long or not... i wouldn't go deep throating if you have a sore throat...
Pinching your back does not help a sore throat. But if it helps, then it is called as 'placebo' effect.
Zinc can help alleviate a sore throat by reducing inflammation and boosting the immune system. It may also help shorten the duration of a sore throat by inhibiting the replication of viruses.
Go get some throat soothing medicine!
Most plants dont help sore throat but if you drink much water, sleep and not talking, it might help the sore throat.
It will likely help soothe their sore throat. See the related question below for more information about how to get rid of a sore throat.
Anything you love to eat or drink will help the sore throat. But then you need to consult the physician for the same. Specially when you have a fever.
Yes, peppermint tea can help alleviate a sore throat due to its soothing and anti-inflammatory properties.
Cold drinks can temporarily numb the pain of a sore throat and provide relief, but they do not treat the underlying cause of the sore throat. It is important to also drink warm liquids and seek medical advice if the sore throat persists.
it clears the throat
sometimes it can.