There is always phlegm in the throat, mainly respiratory tract damage. When laryngitis occurs, the sticky phlegm formed by local edema and exudation adheres to the throat wall and is not easy to cough up, so there is always phlegm in the throat.

At this time, you need to drink more water, rest more, talk less, don't smoke, don't drink, don't gather in dusty places, and you can take some drugs to eliminate phlegm.

There has been phlegm in my throat, which may be bronchitis or pneumonia. When bronchitis and pneumonia occur, the bronchial mucosa is damaged, which is easy to promote the formation of sputum. At this time, expectorant and antitussive drugs can be given, such as mucosolvan, fudosteine and other drugs to expectorant, lung cough and other drugs to relieve cough.

If it is a bacterial infection, give penicillin, cephalosporin, quinolone antibiotics and anti-infection treatment.

The above scheme is for reference only. Please follow the drug instructions or doctor's advice to use drugs in regular hospitals.