How to relieve itchy throat and ears at the same time
Itching in both the throat and ears is often related to allergies, inflammation, or irritation. Symptoms can generally be relieved by drinking warm water, avoiding irritants, rinsing the mouth and nose with saline solution, sucking on throat lozenges, and adjusting diet. A detailed analysis is as follows:

1. Drink plenty of warm water: Drinking an appropriate amount of warm water helps moisten the throat's mucous membrane, relieving dryness and itching. Additionally, adequate hydration promotes metabolism, reducing the impact of irritants on the throat and ear canal, thereby indirectly alleviating ear itching. Note that the water temperature should be warm but not scalding.
2. Avoid exposure to irritants: Stay away from substances such as pollen, dust mites, cooking fumes, and spicy odors that may trigger allergic reactions or irritation. Minimizing contact reduces stimulation to the mucous membranes of the throat and ears, helping relieve itching at its source. When exposure is unavoidable, protective measures such as wearing a mask are recommended.
3. Use saline solution to rinse mouth and nose: Gargling with saline helps clean the throat and reduce local inflammation and itching. Nasal irrigation with saline removes allergens or irritants from the nasal cavity, preventing them from affecting the ear via the Eustachian tube, thus assisting in relieving ear itching.
4. Suck on throat lozenges: Choose non-irritating throat lozenges. These dissolve slowly in the mouth, acting directly on the throat to relieve soreness and discomfort. Some lozenges contain cooling ingredients that provide soothing relief and may indirectly ease referred ear itching caused by throat discomfort.
5. Adjust diet: Maintain a light diet and avoid spicy, overly sweet, or salty foods, which can easily irritate the throat’s mucous membrane and worsen itching. Consume more fresh vegetables and fruits to increase vitamin intake and strengthen mucosal resistance, aiding in symptom relief.
If itching persists for more than three days or is accompanied by symptoms such as sore throat, ear pain, runny nose, or rash, seek medical attention promptly to determine the underlying cause. In daily life, maintain indoor air humidity, avoid excessive voice use, and minimize irritation to the throat and ears to prevent recurrent itching.