Symptoms and Manifestations of Acute Pharyngitis

The symptoms and manifestations of acute pharyngitis mainly include: 1. Sore throat: Patients often experience a burning sensation and pain in the throat, which worsens during swallowing. 2. Dry throat: Congestion and edema of the pharyngeal mucosa cause patients to feel dryness and discomfort in the throat. 3. Foreign body sensation in the throat: Due to pharyngeal inflammation, patients may feel a sensation of blockage or a foreign body in the throat. 4. Cough: Some patients may develop a cough due to throat irritation, usually dry or accompanied by a small amount of phlegm. 5. Systemic symptoms: In more severe cases, patients may experience systemic symptoms such as fever, headache, loss of appetite, and body aches. Specific manifestations may vary among individuals. If related symptoms occur, timely medical attention is recommended, and treatment should be followed as directed by a physician.