What Should I Do If My Throat Edema Doesnt Go Away?

Throat edema that fails to improve may be related to dietary factors, weakened immune function, improper treatment, and other causes.

1. Dietary Factors: Recently consuming spicy foods such as chili peppers, garlic, and ginger may lead to continuous irritation of the pharyngeal mucosa, causing throat edema symptoms that persist.

2. Weakened Immune Function: If the patient's immune function is weakened, it may reduce their ability to resist pathogenic microorganisms, allowing throat infections to recur and throat edema to fail to resolve.

3. Improper Treatment: Throat edema is primarily caused by factors such as laryngitis and food allergies. If patients do not address the underlying causes or fail to take medication regularly and in the prescribed dosage during treatment, resulting in low blood concentrations, throat edema may be difficult to cure.

Throat edema is not only associated with the above factors but may also be related to overuse of the throat and repeated consumption of food containing allergens. It is recommended to undergo reasonable treatment, pay attention to lifestyle adjustments, and promote recovery as soon as possible to reduce the impact on daily life.