10 Laryngitis Symptoms

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Tickling Sensation in the Throat

People who have had a cold or allergies should be familiar with the tickling sensation in the throat. This tickling may feel like itching or like something is in the throat. People often cough, sneeze or feel the need to clear their throat after this sensation begins.

A tickle in the throat is often caused by drainage, which may happen as the body begins to heal the swelling that accompanies laryngitis. It may also be a symptom of general irritation.

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