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A throat is a common name for the hole inside your neck. However, there are two tubes running from your mouth or nose to your stomach or lungs. The oesathagus and the trachea. One tube goes to your stomach with I think is the trachea and the other one allows humans to breathe.

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10y ago

No. Strep throat is an upper resp infection with streptococcus,

tonsillitis is any infection with the lymph nodes known as tonsils.

Yes, sometimes. Tonsillitis may be caused by either a bacterial or a viral infection. Group A streptococcus is the most common bacteria that causes tonsillitis amd they may refer to any condition that affects the throat and has inflammation of tonsils, whereas strep throat specifically states the cause.

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The pharynx is the area in the back of your throat. The tonsils are a collection of immune tissue (they fight infection) in the back of the pharynx.

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11y ago

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Trachea is the passage that connects the pharynx and larynx to the lungs.

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