Symptoms of herpetic pharyngitis. Herpetic pharyngitis is a viral infection of the pharyngeal stricture. It is more common in coxsackie virus and enterovirus infection. The patient's symptoms may be: There is swelling, pain, and dryness of the pharynx and cheeks.

During the physical examination, in addition to the redness and swelling of the pharynx, you can also see the blisters in the pharynx, which are filled with viral fluid containing a relatively large amount of virus. The patient's symptoms are relatively severe. In addition to the aforementioned symptoms, there will be obvious and even complaints of sore throat when drinking water, because whether it is water or food, there is a certain friction on the surface of viral herpes and blisters when they pass through the pharynx. Patients will have obvious discomfort, so the local symptoms are relatively severe. After physical examination, it can be seen that the herpes in the throat is relatively severe.

In addition to local symptoms, there are also corresponding systemic symptoms. Systemic symptoms vary from person to person. Some people have mild systemic symptoms and only show local symptoms, while others have more obvious symptoms. The systemic symptoms are mainly fever, followed by muscle and joint pain caused by viral infection like a cold, or accompanied by fatigue.

Some enteroviruses can cause intestinal symptoms, including nausea, vomiting in some cases, abdominal pain, diarrhea, etc. The symptoms vary. At this time, you can choose Chinese medicine for symptomatic treatment, and then One should rest more and drink more water.