Breathe & Sleep Better Blog

Recurrent strep throat involves multiple episodes of group A streptococcus infection, often caused by repeated exposure, incomplete treatment, or weakened immunity, leading to frequent sore throats and potential complications if untreated.

Chronic laryngitis is prolonged inflammation of the voice box causing hoarseness, voice changes, and throat discomfort, often triggered by irritants, acid reflux, allergies, vocal strain, or infections.

Mouth breathing, often caused by nasal congestion or structural issues, can lead to sleep disturbances, fatigue, and dental problems, highlighting the importance of addressing underlying causes to improve overall health and well-being.

Loss of taste (ageusia) is the complete inability to perceive flavors, often caused by infections, neurological issues, or nasal problems, significantly impacting food enjoyment, nutrition, and quality of life.

Globus sensation is the persistent feeling of a lump in the throat without any physical blockage, often caused by muscle tension, acid reflux, or stress, and while usually harmless, it can impact daily life and may require medical evaluation if severe symptoms occur.