(01-22-2013, 04:35 PM)PaulaO2 Wrote: It would be interesting for them to look in there first thing in the morning once the mask comes off.
That is just what I was thinking.
Might find dried mucus, mucus sticking to vocal cords or just things dried up, drinking something in the morning helps, especially if it has lemon in it or something that will hydrate and something a bit thick and sticky.
I have heard a few people complaining about sore throats in the morning.
I have had a sore dry throat in the morning, but it does not often bother me.
I make sure I am well hydrated, if you think about it, there is a lot of air (quite dry air, even with a humidifier) going in and out of our bodies and the throat is putting up with it all and it is under pressure. Also we might have out tongues almost touching or in fact touching the back of out throats and sometimes not a lot of clearance for the air to get down and back this space under pressure, so it does not surprise me there is sometimes discomfort there.
Maybe they should have a look first thing in the morning.
The worst sore throats I had was before they gave me a humidifier, I could hardly speak first thing!
Si if you scale that down a bit, things in your throat will be a bit dry first thing.
However, if it continues all day I would be a bit concerned.
Keep the fluids up.