Can I eat this, with sore throat?

Question

Past few days ive been having migrains and soar throat. My fever was at 102.2 yesterday, but its gone down to 99.9 today. My throat still hurts like a *****, and every now and then I get some bad headaches.

Im so hungry and sick of iced sherbert, tea, water, gatorade, and **** like that. I want something real.

I ate some honey glazed chicken today and it was fine going down.

Would I be able to eat (or is it not a good idea):
1)Pink Lemonade (drink)
2) Grape Juice (drink)
3) Lunchable (Pizza lunchable with soft crust, fake sause, and shredded cheese)

If not any of those, can you guys list some things that I can still eat, that are snacky like, but taste good as hell

Answer 1

You can eat almost everything, as long as you can handle swallowing it. The only thing you need to avoid is dairy (like sherbert, or the cheese in your lunchable) because if it is a bacterial infection, the lactose feeds the bacteria in your throat.

(This isn't what you are asking, but a sore throat with fever is a sign of strep throat. If you go to the doctor, they will see if you really do have it, and if you do they will prescribe antibiotics).

Answer 2

I can relate,just getting over swollen glands myself.I agree with the previous answers,stay away from lemonade, and eating chicken soup, and gargling with warm water and salt will help you heal.
But for what you can eat,I found rice with different sauces on it went down OK with a swollen throat.Make some rice and put some of the sauce from your honey glazed chicken on it. I had Beef Macadamia from a Thai restaurant,but just ate the rice with sauce,that type of thing.I know what you mean about wanting something with flavor! You can only eat so much soup and cream of wheat! Your appetite coming back is a good sign of recovering!Hope you feel better!

Answer 3

Your sore throat will not heal as fast as U would like after U have had that sort of choice of food,,,,,ice & all icy stuff.

The fact U had a bad throat & fever is because ur body temperature rose due to "heatyness in ur system" as the asians call this. This is where the YIN & YANG comes in to effect. There is a famous saying,,,U starve a fever & U feed a cold.

You now have to get rid of the body heat so U need to drink lots of barley water, have meals that is porridge only & U can accompany this with omlette, pickled lettuce stumps (in cans or botttle U can buy in any asian section of canned foods.) Then U need to eat fresh vegetables U can scald in hot water be it the brocolli cut in bits size chunks, & U can fry some chopped up garlic bits in oil & then after U have drained the brocolli U add the garlic & oil & some soya sauce onto veggie & u can have the porridge,,,boiled plain rice with lots of water till rice is all well done .

U can have nice hot fresh ginger tea in the morning. Gargle with salt water for ur sore throat. After U have brushed ur teeth, brush ur tongue right inside where U see the "blobs" it is infected so remove the bacteria. Then drink a glass of water only & wait for 20 mins to have ur breakfast.

Avoid eating rich foods till U have cleard all the "heatyness" in ur body & one fastest way is to clear ur stomach by drinking a good lexative tea,,,bring all the "gunk" out & u will feel so relieved. The reason U have this sore throat is because ur bowel movements is too irregular & not cleared for too long. U should drink half a glass of water every 30 minutes. This will help U clean & flush ur kidneys too.

Eat lots of fruits meanwhile, bananas, apples, kiwi, watermelon, cucumber & rub with a bit of salt will really help ur throat too. This will also help ur bowel movements. If U insist on being stubborn & not eat these as mentioned & u form a habit of eating lots of veggies , U will have problems with ur system, & never fail to drink water & not the silly gatorade type drinks.

REMEMBER!! SORE THROAT IS BECAUSE U HAVE NOT GONE TO CLEAR UR SYSTEM,

Answer 4

I would not do anything too acidic like the lemonade because it could irritate your throat more. Other than that, eat whatever you want, and gargle with warm salt water a few times a day.

Feel better soon!

Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

i don't see how eating those things can effect you while your sick, if they make you feel better, go for it, i eat bagels with cream cheese whenever i'm sick for some reason, the only problem i'd see eating those things is your stomach might feel queezy, but if it doesn't go for it, also i'm sure you've heard of it but eat chicken noodle soup with lots and lots of garlic its the garlic that makes it the feel better soup....oh, vanilla bean icecream help goes well with a soar throat with me, that and cold milk and cereal

Answer 8

pink lemonade (my experience) has actually assuaged the pain of a sore throat and make it much less painful!! it really works

idk about the others but i cant think of a reason they wouldnt be fine

Answer 9

Eating with a Sore Mouth, Sore Throat?

Foods that may be hard to chew or swallow
Foods to try
Rough or Crunchy Foods:

dry cereals
dry toast, popcorn, nuts, plain rice
fried foods
raw vegetables and hard fruits
cooked cereals or dry cereals soaked in milk
pancakes, french toast, pasta dishes
foods cooked or simmered in sauces or liquids
soft fruits, mashed or cut up such as bananas, canned peaches, pears and fruit cocktail
baby foods e.g. vegetables and fruits
add butter, margarine or sauces to vegetables

Dry Foods:

baked or fried meats, chicken or fish
cookies, crackers, bread and buns
dry cakes
foods cooked or simmered in liquids (e.g. stews with ground or finely chopped meats, hearty soups)
soft casseroles egg macaroni and cheese, egg dishes
meats that have been chopped, ground or blenderized
meats served with gravy, sauces or soups
baby foods e.g. meats
cookies dipped in drinks
crackers or bread soaked in soup
add butter margarine, mayonnaise or salad dressing to moisten foods
pour cream or custard sauce over cakes
puddings, jello, custards

Beverages:

beer, wine, hard liquor
milk, milkshakes and food supplements
juices (except orange, grapefruit and lemonade), fruit nectars
flat soft drinks and non-alcoholic beer
add water or milk to drinks if you find them too strong

Tart or Acidic Foods:

foods made with citrus fruits such as oranges, grapefruits, lemons
foods made with tomatoes( e.g. juices and sauces)
canned peaches, pears, fruit cocktail, applesauce, fruit flavoured drinks (e.g. koolaid) or nectars
sauces made with milk, cream or cheese

Foods that are too Hot or too Cold:

very hot beverages or soups
very cold beverages or foods
warm beverages or soups (let hot foods cool off to a temperature that is best for you)
puddings, milkshakes or melted ice cream

Highly Seasoned Foods:

pepper, curry, chili seasoned dishes, or salty snack foods
garlic, onion or herb seasonings, cream or cheese sauces

Answer 10

drink grape juice