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A member asked:
What is a good way to get rid of or prevent sore throats (especially when i wake up)?
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See below: Morning sore throats usually from reflux so take antacid before bed, sleep with head elevated, no food or drink 3-4 hrs before sleep. Or mouth breathing so try humidifier by bedside and improving nasal airway. Or allergy as most things pollinate early am so could try antihistamine but make sure it's one that doesn't dry out too much.
Answered 8/2/2013
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