Gargling Mouthwash May Irritate A Sore Throat
When you have a sore throat, you may be tempted to gargle mouthwash. While doing so can kill bacteria, it won’t serve to fight viral infections like strep throat. Worse, the ingredients in mouthwash can be very irritating on a sore throat.
Likewise, apple cider vinegar can be harsh when gargled on a sore throat. To kill bacteria without irritating the throat, experts generally advise mixing salt into a cup of warm water and gargling.
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