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Sore Throat Remedies
Sore throat/ throat pain is the irritation or pain in the throat. It may be caused due to viral or bacterial infections or may be due to some environmental factors. The best remedies for sore throat includes gargling with warm salt water and drinking plenty of warm fluids, such as tea, soup, and water.
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