|
|
|
|
Page Views: 4,965 |
| Heavy smoking, harsh fumes and alcohol all put this area at risk. When a cough, hoarseness or sore throat stops going away. |
| Estimated reading time: 1 minute(s) (72 words) |
As are so many others, this area is affected by diet, environmental toxins
and various radiations and hereditary factors. The most common risk factors
include heavy smoking or exposure to fumes or chemical compounds that irritate
the laryngeal and/or hypo-pharyngeal areas. Out of control consumption of
alcohol is another common factor in this condition.
Symptoms include a persistent cough, a chronically hoarse throat, constant
laryngitis, or a persistent sore throat.