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Quick Answer. The type of cough associated with a tickle in the throat is a dry cough, which is typically caused by inflammation in the throat, according to NHS Choices. The cough occurs because the brain interprets the presence of the inflammation as an actual irritant and provokes coughing to try to remove it. Continue Reading.
For the most part, this throat irritation and the cough that often follows it should clear up in a reasonable amount of time once you have determined the likely cause. But if you have ruled out all likely possible causes and still have a constant tickle in your throat, then itâs time to see a health professional to get to the bottom of the issue. Please see a doctor for the following reasons as well: