Can you die from a sore throat

Can you die of sore throat?

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No you cannot die from a sore throat. However, complications can occur, particularly with strep throat if it’s not treated properly.

Did Mozart Really Die From a Sore Throat?

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When Mozart died at the age of 35 on December 5, 1791, the true cause of his death was never determined. There were numerous and often romanticized speculations that he died from living a life of overindulgence in alcohol, food, women, and …

Did Mozart die from a sore throat?

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Can you die of sore throat?

Q: i wonder can u die by having a sore throat.

A: No you cannot die from a sore throat. However, complications can occur, particularly with strep throat if it’s not treated properly.

Is there quick cure for a sore throat and voice?

Q: I have to sing in my high schools version of “American Idol” in 2 days, and my voice is dying, and my throat is sore and scratchy. is there anything i can do for it to make it feel and sound better FAST?

A: Not really. You can dissolve one teaspoon of salt in 8 ounces of warm water and gargle with it, which might make you feel better. But it sounds like you have a viral infection that will just have to run its course. Antibiotics won’t work.

Why does Djokovic keep throwing matches? I have never heard any tennis player retire from a sore throat.?

Q: I have nothing personal against him and i was actually a fan until Aus 2008 (somehow my affection died off). Also, why are tennis spectators either (love federer/hate djokovic), or (love djokovic/hate federer), or (love nadal first and federer second, but hate djokovic). Everyone seems to fit into either one of these groups.

A: The reason you’ve never heard of a player retiring with a sore throat is because they usually withdraw before the match. Djokovic gave it a go and realized he couldn’t continue. For a set and few games the fans got to see some good tennis. As a spectator I would rather to see something rather than nothing at all. The focus on Djokovic’s retirements is mind boggling considering that Davydenko literally has twice as many (he also retired against Federer a few weeks ago in Estoril) and Djokovic is only ahead of Nadal by two in how many times he retired in his career. For the second part. I think the you are categorizing fanatics. The majority of spectators enjoy the competition and talent of all 3 guys. Love? Hate? that’s fantatic speak. Afterall, it is just a game.