A classic clinical presentation of strept throat in the pediatric population is: fever, malaise, anorexia, headache, nausea, and a throat that is extremely erythematous (red) with characteristic petechiae (red dots) on the soft palate. Nevertheless, it is always an excellent idea to confirm one's clinical exam with a throat culture.
Strep throat
Your tonsils build up bacteria causing an irritation in the back of the throat so when you get your tonsils removed you don't have to worry about it.
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.
Yes you can. My tonsils were removes when I was 5. I'm 17 now and got strep throat for the first time since, I thought it was impossible cause ny brother used to be a strep carrier until his tonsils were removed and I never got it. But I work at an aftercare and I got it. It's like hell.
If you have strep throat, you will not be able to eat anything without your throat hurting like hell.
Gosh, the question doesn't make sense, but strep throat is an infection of the throat and associated glands, like the tonsils, that is caused by one of the streptococcus bacteria. It can get really bad and painful quickly, and should be treated with antibiotics by a physician.
Ah, Strep Throat affects your throat, which is a part of your respiratory system. It's caused by bacteria called Streptococcus, which can make your throat feel sore and swollen. Remember to rest, drink plenty of fluids, and follow your doctor's advice to help your body heal and feel better soon.
I am not sure and am having the same problem
Well, you may have strep throat, or even swollen tonsils or adenoids. The only way to know is to let your doctor take a peek and see.
It start like you have a cold and you like lose your voice and it become a strep throat.
If you have strep 6 times then you get your tonsils taken out but if this is like you 3rd time then you of course go to the doctor and get medicine. that is the basic answer
Inflamed tonsils can also be caused by viral infections like mononucleosis, bacterial infections like strep throat, or allergic reactions. Other less common causes can include smoking, environmental irritants, or reflux of stomach acid irritating the throat.