Every time I get angry and shout at my child, I feel uncomfortable in my throat. How can it be treated?

Patient's question:

Every time I get angry and shout at my child, I feel uncomfortable in my throat, like it's inflamed. It gets better after a while. But when I fall asleep at night, the discomfort returns, and I feel like I need to cough. When I go to bed in the morning and rest for one or two hours, it improves. During the day, it's as if nothing is wrong. What could be the reason for this?

Doctor's answer:

Dear Inquirer,
According to your description, there should be no problem. The main thing is to adjust your mood. Pay attention to activities and exercise regularly, such as reading, writing, drawing, or taking walks, and always maintain a cheerful attitude to prevent excitement.
The above advice is for the issue of "feeling a sore throat every time you yell at your child." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!

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