Patient's question:
In the mouth, it feels like there's something there, and I want to suck hard but can't. When I swallow saliva, I feel it, and sometimes it has a stinging sensation. Usually, eating and drinking don't cause any sensation. My throat is itchy and dry, and it's been more than two weeks. I saw a doctor, and they said it's due to lung heat. What's going on? What medicine should I take? Preferably traditional Chinese medicine.Doctor's answer:
Based on your description, it is possible that you may have tonsillitis. According to your description, it is worth considering conditions such as tonsillitis. Here are some suggestions:First, drink plenty of water, especially boiled water, as it can help soothe your throat. Second, actively use some medications. You can try throat lozenges or Shuanghuanglian oral liquid, which are both effective. There is no major issue. However, it is important to be reminded that you must pay attention to keeping warm to prevent fever and colds, as these can alleviate the condition.
What other discomforts do you have? Have you tried any treatments yet?
The above advice is for the issue of "a paradise in the mouth with something stuck." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!