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Why do i have a sore throat every morning?
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Allergies or sinuses: If it is acute, viruses are a likely culprit. If this is somewhat of a chronic problem for you, post nasal drip caused by allergies or a sinus infection can give you a sore throat that is sometimes worse in the morning. Do you have any cough associated with your sore throat (perhaps also worse at night when you lay down)?
Answered 9/28/2016
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