Like with apple cider, I was just drinking it, when it reaches the bottom of your throat, there’s a slight stinging. Why does this happen?
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If you’re a heavy drinker, it could be that the lining in the back of your throat is thinning and damaged, which would make it sensitive to acidic drinks, like apple cider.
Was the cider carbonated? Carbonated drinks release carbon dioxide, which can form carbonic acid when combined with water (this is why your nose/upper throat hurt when you burp after drinking carbonated beverages).
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