Strep Throat

babykitty hellokitty, really why would i put that im a girl an di finger myself and i like it it feels so good and i did it to another girls n got them pregnant

Your child should be fever- free for at least 24 hours before sending him/her back to school. Your child should have not vomited for 48 hours before you send him/her back to school. Your child should have had no diarrhea for 24 hours before you send him/her back to school. When a child has a stomach bug, it is common for there to be a 24 hour period of calm after the vomiting phase of the illness before the diarrhea starts. Therefore, 48 hours after vomiting is the minimum time you need to wait to make sure that your child is done having symptoms. (Although, your child will still be contagious for at least 3 days after all symptoms have stopped.) Your child should be able to eat normally, poop normally, and should feel well enough to want to participate in activities he/she enjoys. When in doubt, please keep your child home an extra day or two. If you allow your child to return to school too soon, you risk infecting teachers and other students and also risk your child catching a secondary illness because of his/her weakened condition. Gastrointestinal illnesses can be spread easily in a school setting. Make sure your child (and other family members) wash hands frequently....not only during illness, but always. It is the number one defense.

I would like to know the same thing. Recently, my children and I moved into my grandmothers "abandoned" home for lack of a better term~wherein we were under the impression is was in suitable conditions to find it in the shape you would see on the tv show hoarders. With no transportation or money we were left there fighting to clean to make it livable while under disastrous unhealthy unsanitary dangerous conditions. Slowly but surely each day we make progress. We couldn't cook, bathe, or have a proper place to sit, sleep or put our things...I can't even begin to describe the horror. The mold, insects, rotten food and filth has no words for justice. INSTANTLY we were covered with insect bites all over our bodies within the first hour-two we arrived. That night or the next I noticed a sore throat but thought it was due to my screaming at the top of my lungs to my brother for having destroyed and abandoned our grandmothers property. The next day my son started coughing then sneezing then had a sore throat and stomach ache...and so did I. My youngest and I have tested positive for strep just yesterday and today and now my oldest is now throwing up. We were in perfect health till the day we arrived. I'm SURE it has to do with this house. Please tell me your thought...

Throat is a noun - it's a thing. Things don't generally have antonyms - usually only descriptors such as adjectives or adverbs have antonyms. I mean, if anyone can tell me what the opposite of a throat is, bring it on.

yes. strep throat is extremly contagious. dont let anyone drink after you unless they want strep. i know cuz i get strep at least once a year.

Over the counter cough drops will not affect the bacterial infection in somebody who has strep throat but, they may prevent it from being passed to others if the cough drops calm the throat enough that you don't cough on other people.

You can still get strep throat if your tonsils are out.

Yes. This drug can be used for strep throat. Cephalexin 500 has to be taken twice a day for ten days. That will be costly. Also that the drug of choice is penicillin V, 250 mg three times a day for ten days. Two times a day is enough, but when the patient miss the dose, treatment becomes less effective. Shorter course is also not effective in all the cases.

The kingdom is Bacteria.

Yes. It can cause scarlet fever, impetigo, acute necrotising fasciitis, toxic shock syndrome and septicemia.

It depends on what you are gargling and the cause for the sore throat. Most sore throats are a result of bacterial or viral infection, and gargling frequently with a salt water solution can be very beneficial.

Strep-b is a bacteria that lives in the intestine, vagina, or rectol areas.

yes

I doubt you have syphilis but see below. More likely you are experiencing an allergy or contact dermatitis - the soap you wash your clothes or sheets with can affect all the areas you mention.

About Syphilis:

Syphilis is a sexually transmitted disease that is caused by a germ called Treponema pallidum. T. pallidum is a spirochete that spreads from a person with a primary or certain secondary symptoms of syphilis by direct contact, causing the primary lesion at the point of contact.

The primary lesion is a painless indurated sore. It generally only lasts from 1 to 3 weeks. The lesion is usally located at the site of sexual contact, usually the mouth, genitals or rectum of the infected individual. The infected person passes this infection to the mouth, genitals or rectum of their partner only while symptomatic. The lesion may not appear until 3 months after the sexual contact, but usually appears within 10 days.

There is often a period of time after the primary lesion has healed where there are no symptoms. This can last from 0 days to 12 weeks.

Secondary syphilis can have many classic presentations. It can be a rash; several different types of maculopapular rashes may appear anywhwere on the body. A classic symptom is a brownish hyperpigmentation on the soles of the feet and the palms of the hands. Skin rashes from syphilis are not contagious. A moist, bumpy cauliflower-like condition called condyloma lata may also appear. This secondary symptom is highly contagious.

Secondary symptoms may last for 8 weeks; rashes may take longer than this to fully resolve.

Syphilis is treated with penicillin; usually 2.4 million units of long acting penicillin injected into a large muscle.

Syphilis is diagnosed with simple blood tests; an RPR (rapid plasma reagin) test detects the level of antibodies to syphilis present in a blood sample by titering the sample and continuing testing. The relative strength of the antibody response can be an indication of the stage of the disease.

RPR tests are confirmed with a direct test for T. Pallidum.

A person diagnosed with syphilis will usually be interviewed by a public health professional for sexual contacts during and immediately before the likely date of infection. The disease is very predictable and given good information on interview a source is likely to be identified as well as potential spreads.

One of the worst outcomes for a case of syphilis is the passing of syphilis from an untreated pregnant woman to her unborn baby. Congenital syphilis infections are treatable but may cause permanent effects prior to birth.

If you feel you may have syphilis; if you know you have been with someone who has syphilis; if you live in an area with high syphilis rates and are sexually active you may want to visit your local public health clinic for a screening test. At the very least you should see a doctor if you are losing sleep over the rash you describe.

When one has a disease that the immune system is currently fighting against (strep throat), the other immune defenses are slightly decreased in order to ramp up the specific immune cells attacking the current infection. Therefore, combating strep throat could leave the body open to other opportunistic infections such as pneumonia, especially in the elderly.

Symptoms of strep throat usually occur one to three days after being infected. Strep throat is spread through large respiratory droplets (coughing, sneezing) or direct contact with people who are ill. It is rarely spread by touching surfaces or objects.

No, During the time you have strep throat, you need to be quiet and rest. You need to go to the doctor to prescribe a antibiotic therapy or for kids, a pink medicine that I don't know the name of. You might be prescribed penicillin also. You could sing but not very great. It is horrible for me to sing after strep throat recovered because you haven't talked for a long time and after strep throat you need to warm up your voice again.

Yes you sure can people don't realize that if not treated can get really bad and you can get hospitalized for a while not to mention it would hurt really really bad.

You take tablet penicillin V 250 mg three times a day for ten days. This always cure the strep throat. In rare instances, when you can not tolerate the tablets due to vomiting, your physician may go for a single shot of benzathine penicillin injection.

Sure you can kiss if you have strep throat ,but strep is a bacterial infection and the infection can be passed on to the person you are kissing, who may also develop strep throat. It would be best to avoid kissing until the strep is treated and resolved.

it usauallly last around 1 to 2 weeks at the least

Untreated strep throat can cause rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease.

There are many natural ways to feel better when you have the flu, but there is no cure. The remedies depend on your specific symptoms. See the Related Questions section for more information about specific treatment of flu symptoms.

First of all, did you pick up a prescription??? (probably amoxicillin or penicillin) Hot tea and chicken noodle soup will help to soothe your throat. Cough drops may help... Make sure to drink lots of fluids!!! Feel better soon!