Throat
Sore throat in Istanbul
A sore throat in Istanbul can be uncomfortable, affecting your ability to swallow and talk. Common causes include infections, allergies, and sleeping with your
Op. Dr. Evren Ay KoçENT – Head and Neck Surgeon

A sore throat is a scratchy, painful feeling in the back of your throat. If you have a sore throat, it may be painful to swallow or talk. Many things cause a sure throat, from bacterial and viral infections to allergies and sleeping with your mouth open. Most sore throat symptoms disappear within a few days.
Sore throat

Overview What is Sore Throat (Pharyngitis)?
If your sore throat lasts longer than a week, gets worse, or develops symptoms such as fever or swollen lymph nodes, you should consult a doctor.
What does a sore throat feel like?
A sore throat may start with a wheezing feeling in your throat, as if your throat is dry. You may also feel like your throat is burning. If your sore throat gets worse, you may feel a sharp pain in your throat when you swallow or talk. You may feel pain in your ears or on the side of your neck.
Is a sore throat a serious problem?
It could be. For example, a sore throat that lasts longer than two weeks may be a sign of laryngeal cancer. Sore throat is a symptom of COVID-19. But most of the time, a sore throat is a symptom of less serious conditions.
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Your surgeon
Op. Dr. Evren Ay Koç
ENT – Head and Neck Surgeon
Op. Dr. Evren Ay Koç graduated from Marmara University School of Medicine and completed her specialty training in Otorhinolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery at Istanbul Haydarpaşa Numune Training and Research Hospital. At her clinic in Ataşehir, every treatment starts with a thorough examination and a plan made together with the patient.


