What to do if your throat hurts after having an erection? Try these 5 methods!

Recently, there are more and more friends who have become “yang”, and every day you can find new “mee mee mee” in the circle of friends.

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A razor blade is stuck in the throat, the brain is grinding soy milk, the fever is so severe that I doubt my life, and the joints of my bones ache all over my body. Most people have these symptoms, but now medicine is in short supply and many people can't buy it at all. In the case of being unable to get medicine, #how to relieve sore throat# has become a concern for many people.

Here are 5 ways to relieve sore throat for you, try them!

1. Eat some honey

75.6% of honey is sugar, including glucose and fructose, 22% is water, 2.3% is fat and protein, and less than 0.1% is vitamins, minerals and other ingredients. [1]

It can be understood that honey is a high-concentration syrup. The sweet substances in honey can make people secrete saliva instinctively. This saliva can promote the secretion of mucus in the trachea. Mucus has a soothing effect on the throat, thus alleviating cough symptoms, especially for dry coughs. [2]

Most people can try eating some honey or honey water to relieve sore throat, but this should never be given to infants under 1 year old!

When bees collect pollen and make honey, they can easily bring pollen and honey contaminated with Clostridium botulinum back to the beehive, resulting in the possibility of Clostridium botulinum and its spores in the honey.

The intestinal barrier function of babies under one year old is not yet fully developed and may not be able to inhibit the reproduction of Clostridium botulinum, so eating honey may cause poisoning. In the early stages of poisoning, constipation will occur, followed by drowsiness, weak sucking, difficulty feeding, muscle weakness, weak crying, and severe cases can be fatal. [3]

For people over one year old, the natural microbial flora in their intestines has developed to a more mature state, which is not conducive to the germination of these spores, so it is still relatively safe.

In addition, although honey may help relieve throat discomfort, don't eat too much! After all, it is not low in calories, and eating too much will make you fat and may also cause acne.

2. Eat peppermint candies

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Eating peppermint candies can give your throat a cooling sensation and help relieve symptoms of a sore throat.

Studies have shown that mint has anti-tumor, transdermal absorption promoting, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, antifungal, and antiviral effects, and has certain effects on the central nervous system, digestive system, reproductive system, respiratory system, etc. [4]

These benefits of mint are likely related to the presence of volatile oils in mint, the main component of which is menthol, also known as menthol. The stimulating effect of menthol causes new secretions in the airways, making it easier to expel thick mucus. [4]

Therefore, eating some mint or mint candy can help relieve sore throat, phlegm and other uncomfortable symptoms.

3. Eat fruits high in water content

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For example, watermelon, canned yellow peaches, and frozen pears all contain high water content and are sweet, which can relieve throat discomfort.

After the frozen pear is thawed, you can tear a small hole in it and suck the juice directly with your mouth. It is full of moisture. You should suck up the juice first and then eat the pear flesh. At this time, the pear flesh is soft and slightly sweet.

As for canned yellow peaches, they are sweet and juicy, which can relieve sore throats and give you a sense of satisfaction. However, most of them contain high levels of added sugar, so don't eat too much at one time.

In addition, the water content of cucumbers is also high, at 95.8%, which is higher than the 92.3% of watermelons. Cucumbers are easier to buy than watermelons, and the price is also cheaper, so you can buy more.

4. Eat ice cream

For people with mild throat discomfort or sore throat, eating some cool ice cream may make them feel more comfortable. The temperature of ice cream is relatively low, and the coldness can cause the blood vessels in the throat to contract, which can relieve swelling and pain in the same way as ice compresses.

You can also eat refrigerated yogurt or freeze some fruit smoothies to achieve the same effect.

But if the symptoms are severe, the effect will not be significant and you still need to take medicine in time.

5. Drink plenty of water

Drinking more water can help moisturize your throat. Women should drink at least 1500 ml and men should drink at least 1700 ml every day. It is best to drink boiled water.

It is recommended to control the water temperature at around 40℃. Do not drink too hot water, especially water above 65℃, to avoid damaging the esophageal mucosa.

Hot drinks above 65°C have been listed as Class 2A carcinogens by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) under the World Health Organization (WHO), meaning they may cause cancer to humans.

Our esophageal mucosa is very fragile. Drinking too hot water will burn the esophageal mucosa and increase the risk of cancer. For the delicate esophagus, 10-40 ℃ is the most suitable, 50-60 ℃ can barely be tolerated, and above 65 ℃, it will cause burns.

Therefore, whether you are drinking water, soup or eating food, the temperature should not exceed 40℃. You can test it with the back of your hand or your lips before eating.

Summarize:

If you accidentally get impotent and your throat hurts badly, you might as well try these 5 methods. I hope every impotent person can recover as soon as possible! Do you have any better and more effective relief methods? Please share them with everyone~

References:

[1] Yang Yuexin. Chinese Food Composition Table 6th Edition Volume 1[M]. Peking University Medical Press, 2018

[2] Cao Wei. Clinical research progress on the effect of honey on the treatment of children's cough[J]. Chinese Bee Industry, 2011, 62(06): 27+31.

[3] Centre for Food Safety, Hong Kong

https://www.cfs.gov.hk/sc_chi/whatsnew/whatsnew_act/High_Risk_Food_faq.html

[4] He Xiwang, Li Xiaoyu, Sun Rong. Research progress on the chemical components of peppermint based on efficacy and toxicity[J]. Chinese Journal of Pharmacovigilance, 2011, 8(12):746-749.