Sometimes a cold, cough or something breathed in will cause you to constantly clear your throat. On this <i>Health Minute</i>, laryngologist <a href="http://healthcare.utah.edu/fad/mddetail.php?physicianID=u0795885">Dr. Katherine Kendall</a> says it can become a habitual response rather than an actual need. Learn some tips for breaking the habit.

Sometimes a cold, cough or something breathed in will cause you to constantly clear your throat. On this Health Minute, laryngologist Dr. Katherine Kendall says it can become a habitual response rather than an actual need. Learn some tips for breaking the habit.

Sometimes a cold, cough or something breathed in will cause you to constantly clear your throat. On this <i>Health Minute</i>, laryngologist <a href="http://healthcare.utah.edu/fad/mddetail.php?physicianID=u0795885" rel="noopener noreferrer">Dr. Katherine Kendall</a> says it can become a habitual response rather than an actual need. Learn some tips for breaking the habit.

Stopping the Habit of Throat Clearing

The Scope Health Sciences Radio highlights the topics you want to know about to live a happier and healthier life and informs you about leading-edge research and trends in medicine.
 
The opinions expressed are those of our physicians and do not necessarily reflect those of The University of Utah.

The Scope Health Sciences Radio highlights the topics you want to know about to live a happier and healthier life and informs you about leading-edge research and trends in medicine. The opinions expressed are those of our physicians and do not necessarily reflect those of The University of Utah.

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