Sore throat with white spots on tonsils could be strep throat or thrush.
Ask your Doctor. He will probably know the answer.
Sounds like a yeast infection with the rash. Does the baby have white spots on his tonsils? That is strep throat. If he has strep take him to the doctor.
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Enlarged, swollen, red tonsils that have white spots on them, no appetite, stiff neck and shoulders, aching nose and throat, when I get strep I sometimes can't sleep and even hallucinate.
If you are referring specifically to the two large knobs that can appear at the back of the throat on either side of the uvula, probably coated in yellow or white spots of discharge, the answer is your tonsils.
if it is painful it is an infection most likely strep. Sometimes yeast usually in young kids and babies. If it is not painful, smells bad , and comes off easily, it may be chewed food that gets trapped and collects in the pockets and grooves of tonsils. Later to be pushed out as a rotten ball of food.
Hi, I think white spots at the back of your throat is tonsilitis, but I am not sure of it. Don't know the answer to "frog in throat" I have heard of it, But not sure what it is. sorry x :)
White spots on your tonsils are a sign of infection. Go see your doc.
Yes a severe sore throat could be strep throat, even without any visible marks or patches on the throat or tongue. I have tested positive for strep throat without any vomiting, stomach problems, or any oral patches to be seen several times.
An infection of the tonsils and pharynx can lead to symptoms such as sore throat, difficulty swallowing, fever, and swollen lymph nodes. In some cases, it may also cause bad breath and white spots on the tonsils. Treatment typically involves rest, staying hydrated, and sometimes antibiotics if the infection is bacterial.
Common symptoms of an infection affecting all throat areas include sore throat, difficulty swallowing, swollen tonsils, fever, and sometimes white patches or pus on the tonsils.
Swollen, white, and puffy tonsils can be a sign of inflammation and infection, such as strep throat or tonsillitis. It is essential to see a healthcare provider for a proper diagnosis and treatment, which may include antibiotics or other medications to help reduce the swelling and infection.