Local treatment with pain-relieving and antiseptic lozenges, such as Orophar, is suitable for managing throat pain.
Not only do the active ingredients help, but the act of sucking the lozenge itself relieves pain by stimulating saliva production, which moistens the throat’s mucous membrane. This mechanism helps restore the function of the pharyngeal mucosa.
Treatment of Sore Throat
The first step is to control the pain symptoms. The second, key step is to address the infection itself by neutralizing the pathogens that cause it. This dual effect is achieved through the use of combination products containing locally anesthetic and antiseptic ingredients, such as Orophar.
Tips for Prevention and Faster Recovery:
Antibiotics as a Treatment for Sore Throat
Antibiotics are generally effective against bacteria.
However, given that 70% to 90% of sore throat episodes are caused by viruses rather than bacteria, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), as well as other international health authorities, recommend that antibiotics should not be the first choice for treatment.
Antibiotics are also associated with side effects such as nausea, rashes, vaginitis, and headaches. Equally important is the fact that excessive use leads to increasing antibiotic resistance in the population.
If the diagnosis clearly indicates a bacterial infection, targeted antibiotic treatment is necessary to prevent further complications, such as rheumatic fever or kidney damage. It is important to complete the full course of antibiotics to avoid reinfection.
Sore Throat in Children
Children suffer from sore throats more often than adults because their immune systems are still developing and not as strong as those of adults.
Orophar Tablets are suitable for relieving pain and treating the infection in children from 5 years of age. The tablets do not contain sugar, alcohol, or preservatives.
Sore Throat During Pregnancy
During pregnancy, a woman’s body is constantly changing, and many factors need to be taken into account.
Pregnant women are at a higher risk of viral infections of the upper respiratory tract, such as the common cold, because their immune system is weakened.
Medications commonly used for sore throat may not be suitable for the unborn baby.
At the onset of a sore throat during pregnancy, it is advisable to start treatment with home remedies.
-
Drink plenty of fluids to keep the throat’s mucous membrane regularly moist
-
Get enough sleep to speed up overall recovery
-
Drink warm herbal tea with honey and lemon to soothe the throat
-
Give your voice maximum rest

















